Incentive-based deal part of McDaniel's heavy-personnel TE investment.
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James Cook notes the Chargers signed David Njoku on an incentive-based contract as part of Mike McDaniel's heavy-personnel tight end investment. Cook cites this move alongside other tight end acquisitions (Charlie Kolar, Alec Engold) as evidence of McDaniel's run-first, play-action-heavy offensive scheme.
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they go out and they say, 'I want David and Jooku on an incentive based contract'
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- James Cook notes the Chargers signed David Njoku on an incentive-based contract as part of Mike McDaniel's heavy-personnel tight end investment. Cook cites this move alongside other tight end acquisitions (Charlie Kolar, Alec Engold) as evidence of McDaniel's run-first, play-action-heavy offensive scheme.
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- STACKED tags this as a neutral fantasy football signal for David Njoku (TE). Incentive-based deal part of McDaniel's heavy-personnel TE investment.
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