Marvez: Evan Mathis May Need to Agree to Performance-Based Contract
Nearly a month after Evan Mathis was released by the Philadelphia Eagles and there hasn't been so much as a nibble for the Pro Bowl guard despite his agent stating at least half a dozen teams expressed interest after he became available.
"I don't want to say Drew Rosenhaus overplayed his hand because I don't necessarily think he did," Fox Sports' Alex Marvez said on the Joe Rose Show. "What may have to happen here though is if he's willing to agree to a contract where Evan gets paid on performance-based incentives and Evan can make money back that will get him above that 5.5 million threshold that he wanted with the Philadelphia Eagles."
With Training Camp approaching, someone will take a stab at the proven veteran on the interior line, right? Will the Dolphins enter the Mathis sweepstakes?