In the NFL, a veteran minimum contract is a salary floor set by the collective bargaining agreement for players with accrued seasons. It helps teams manage the salary cap by signing experienced players at a reduced cost, often with a league subsidy. Veterans benefit by securing roster spots, while teams gain depth and leadership without heavy financial penalties.
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