Arizona Cardinals have finalized a contract with defensive lineman L.J. Collier, which has important implications for both the player and the team's cap situation. The contract is worth a base of $3 million, retracting the earlier reported amount of $4 million. This adjustment reflects $1 million tied to performance incentives based on playing time and sack counts, ensuring Collier has the potential for increased earnings based on his contributions on the field.

Of the total contract, $1.5 million is guaranteed, which includes a signing bonus and a portion of the base salary. There are also incentives in place, including a $50,000 workout bonus and $15,000 for each game he is active, which can add up to $255,000. The overall cap hit for Collier contributes to the Cardinals' total of approximately $18.758 million for several players signed recently, showcasing the ongoing efforts to revamp the roster while managing cap space effectively.