The Vikings’ $3 million deal includes a “no-trade clause”? Nope. It’s a “yes-trade clause”—meaning he can be cut at any time for a $0 cap hit. So he’s basically a well-paid insurance policy for when the starter gets hurt.
“Hey Carson, we need you to hold a clipboard and look attractive in a $50,000 suit.” And he said, “Okay, for $3 million.”
When Did Carson Wentz Join the Vikings? Revisiting the QB’s Contract
