When a second-round pick signs his rookie contract, it's not usually big news, but Seattle's is making headlines this week after signing an unprecedented deal with the .The former Auburn star, who was selected with the 37th overall pick, landed two things in his contract that no second-round pick has ever been given. Julius Randle Jersey SEA LB #58 First, Hall is being paid 85% of his signing bonus before the start of training camp, which is the most money ever given to a second-rounder before camp, according . (Hall's signing bonus is worth $3.629 million, and he'll be getting $3.08 million before the Seahawks kick off training camp in July).Most top draft picks will get a part of their signing bonus within 15 to 30 days after inking their deal. However, the other Tony Carr Jersey chunk doesn't usually get paid out until the following year. As an example, 2022 sixth overall pick received $12,060,644 of his $17,299,492 signing bonus within 30 days of executing his contract last year, but didn't get the remaining $5,168,848 until April 1 Elfrid Payton Jersey , 2023, Joel Corry, who is a former agent. (Ekwonu got 69.7% up front and he was a first-round pick. The number is generally much lower for second Jrue Holiday Jersey -round picks.) The other unprecedented part of Hall's contract is the guaranteed money. Since 2022, every player selected in the first round has had their entire four-year contract fully guaranteed. However, that's not the case for second-round picks, who almost never get any money guaranteed in the final year of their deal.Hall's rookie contract could change that, though, and that's because he'll be getting a fourth-year guarantee of $100,000, which is the most that any second-round pick . The Seahawks clearly like Hall and there Solomon Hill Jersey 's a good reason for that. The pa s-rusher totaled 6.5 sacks and 11.5 tackles for a lo s during a final season at Auburn where he was named first team All-SEC. Hall not picked on Day 1 who could have a big year in 2023.
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