Here are Dontrelle Inman’s reported contract incentives with Patriots

The New England Patriots added more low-cost depth at the wide receiver position this week.

Dontrelle Inman signed a one-year contract with the Patriots on Monday. While terms of his deal weren't announced, ESPN's Mike Reiss shared a few details of the wide receiver's contract Wednesday night.

Contract note: WR Dontrelle Inman's 1-year deal includes a $200k signing bonus, $100k of his base salary guaranteed, $300k in roster bonuses, and a $100k reporting bonus, in addition to incentives up to $1m. This reflects how he had other suitors. This isn't a minimum-level deal.
— Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) May 16, 2019

Reiss also noted he doesn't believe Inman's base salary is above $805,000, the minimum salary for a player with five years of service time.

Inman tallied just 28 receptions for 304 yards with the Indianapolis Colts last season but is three years removed from a 58-catch, 810-yard campaign with the Chargers, and Reiss suggests the Patriots had competition to sign the 30-year-old.

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Inman also will be competing for snaps in New England, as he joins Demaryius Thomas, Maurice Harris and rookie N'Keal Harry among new additions to the receiving corps.

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Inman's contract isn't as incentive-laden as that of Thomas, who reportedly could earn up to $6 million off a $1.2 million base salary. He still has the chance to earn decent money if he makes the 53-man roster, though.

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