Sam Martin, formerly of the Buffalo Bills, has signed a one-year deal with the Carolina Panthers worth $3 million. His performance was average during his last season, leading to his release and subsequent signing with another team.

Sam Martin was recently released by the Buffalo Bills as a salary cap casualty after a consistent three-year tenure with the team, creating space for a potential new punter.

Sam Martin achieved a significant milestone by downing a punt inside the 20-yard line, which came with a $100,000 incentive. His teammate, Ja'Marcus Ingram, was unaware of the financial implications at the time but expressed gratitude for being able to help Martin reach this accomplishment.

Sam Martin achieved his 25th punt of the year inside the 20-yard line during the game, which earned him a $100,000 bonus. His performance was crucial in maintaining field position, and he received support from defensive back Ja'Marcus Ingram, who helped prevent the ball from rolling into the end zone. Martin's success reflects the camaraderie within the team, as players actively support each other's individual goals.

Sam Martin could earn a $100,000 bonus in his last regular season game by pinning one punt inside the opponent's 20-yard line, highlighting the financial stakes even for special teams players.