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A second-round draft choice in 2015, Goldman has actually become one of the most important gamers on the Bears defense, and hell be missed in 2020.
The Bears have actually lost a crucial player on their defense as an outcome of concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
The report shows that Goldman has health concerns, which may suggest he has a medical need and will get a $350,000 stipend. Gamers who pull out without a medical requirement get a $150,000 stipend. Goldman has a $4.75 million completely guaranteed base income this season, which will now become his salary for next season. Hell need to pay back the stipend next year.
Bears defensive tackle Eddie Goldman has actually informed the group he plans to opt out, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
