As another round of organized team activities (OTAs) open up in Green Bay, it’s worth noting that 15 players for the Packers have workout bonuses in their contracts for 2023.
Overall, the Packers could pay up to $4.8 million in workout bonuses if all 15 players hit the percentage goals in their contracts.
The Packers use the bonuses as a financial incentive to get veteran players back to Green Bay for a majority of the voluntary offseason workout program, which concludes in June.
The following players have workout bonuses, per OTC:
LT David Bakhtiari: $700,000
DL Kenny Clark: $700,000
CB Jaire Alexander: $700,000
LB Preston Smith: $500,000
OL Elgton Jenkins: $500,000
RB Aaron Jones: $500,000
LB De’Vondre Campbell: $400,000
CB Rasul Douglas: $300,000
CB Keisean Nixon: $300,000
P Pat O’Donnell: $50,000
S Rudy Ford: $50,000
OLB Justin Hollins: $45,000
OL Sean Rhyan: $40,000
TE Josiah Deguara: $30,000
TE Tyler Davis: $30,000
According to Spotrac, the $700,000 workout bonuses for Bakhtiari, Clark nd Alexander are tied for the third-most among NFL players in 2023, while the $500,000 available to Smith, Jenkins and Jones is tied for the seventh-most.
The Jaguars, Chiefs, Commanders, Giants and Bengals are other teams that use workout bonuses with veteran players.
The Packers have four total rounds of voluntary OTAs and a mandatory minicamp running June 13-15. The program started on April 17 and concludes with the third minicamp day on June 15.
