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Just a few days ago, Marcus Mariota re-worked his contract with the Raiders, returning on a one-year deal worth only $3.5 million. It’s pretty notable considering he was expected to make north of $10 million this upcoming season. However, he could learn a lot more money based on incentives.
As more details emerge from his new contract, one big one is the fact that he has a no-trade clause in the deal.
Marcus Mariota received a no-trade clause as part of his renegotiation with the Raiders, according to a league source.
— Greg A. Bedard (@GregABedard) March 24, 2021
Raiders can't just deal him anywhere, if it comes to that, or someone comes calling with the post-draft QB fallout.
With Mariota likely not winning the starting job, he still finds himself in a pretty valuable position. Still, he wants complete control, as he can control where he’d get traded to if the opportunity presented itself. It’s also not every day you see a no-trade clause in NFL contracts.
In other Raiders’ news:
- Did all the draft pick trades from the other day actually HELP the Raiders at No. 17?
- Henry Ruggs is going to need to step up in year No. 2.
- Richie Incognito says he’s been training like a “Track Athlete” recently.
- Darren Waller teams up with chef to help in the community.
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