The Minnesota Vikings have made several moves to improve their salary cap situation since the offseason started, and have been hard at work restructuring the deals of players on their roster to free up space. The Vikings managed to save $1.5 million when they reworked linebacker Jordan Hicks’ contract this week, and the details of the move were announced on Friday.
Details for Jordan Hicks' contract restructure with the #Vikings are finally in.
He gets a $3.25M base salary this year, up to $200K in per-game roster bonuses and a $50K workout bonus.
His base dropped by $1.2M, and per-game bonuses dropped by $300K. Total savings of $1.5M.
— Ben Goessling (@BenGoessling) March 17, 2023
