Full details of Jamison Crowder’s reworked New York Jets contract

The full details of New York Jets WR Jamison Crowder’s restructured contract have been confirmed, according to reports. When the New York Jets signed Keelan Cole in free agency and selected Elijah Moore in the 2nd round of the NFL Draft, it seemed like the writing was on the wall for incumbent starting slot receiver Jamison Crowder. It seemed even more likely when Crowder was one of the few players who did not show up to voluntary OTAs, as the team asked him to take a sizable pay-cut in the final year of his contract. Somewhat surprisingly, Crowder agreed to restructure his deal, and he made his way to minicamp last week. The details of that agreement have been released, per Jason Fitzgerald of Over The Cap – and the reduction is quite large. The most noticeable change occurred in Crowder’s base salary. His base decreased from $10 million to $5 million, but $4.5 million of that is now guaranteed. Previously, none of the money on his deal was guaranteed. Crowder’s cap charge was reduced by $5.025 million, dro