Jason Peters Wants More Guaranteed Money So He Can 'Retire An Eagle'
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Jason Peters says he skipped voluntary OTAs at least partially because of contract reasons.
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Peters, 35, showed up for mandatory minicamp on Tuesday and told reporters he wants the Eagles to restructure his deal so he can retire an Eagle.
Peters is currently set to make $10.45 million in 2017 and $10 million in 2018, but nearly none of that money is guaranteed, per spotrac.com. In February, the Eagles reportedly asked Peters to take a pay cut.
Peters had another successful season in 2016 starting all 16 games, reaching his ninth Pro Bowl.
Peters told reporters he will not holdout of training camp.
