Andrew Mukuba Agrees to His 4-Year Rookie Deal with the Philadelphia Eagles

The Philadelphia Eagles and former Texas Safety Andrew Mukuba have finally agreed to the standard second-round pick terms of the contract, as the delay of the second-round picks had been a hassle for the league as a whole and the Eagles managed to get through it and finally inked their second round selection for them seal that all of their draft picks being signed! 

Mukuba might have a huge role for this Eagles team as the opposite starting safety alongside Reed Blankenship if he wins the battle against Sydney Brown. Here’s a more detailed breakdown of the deal between the Eagles and the safety. 

Andrew Mukuba Contract Details 

The 4-year rookie deal for Mukuba is valued at $7,160,538 total over the four years, with a signing bonus of $1,847,664. The deal is a great team-friendly deal for the Eagles, as the standard deal is the right deal to sign. Mukuba is ready to make the Eagles proud of drafting him with the 64th overall selection, and the Eagles are eager to see what he is going to do in Camp this offseason and potentially in the regular season if he earns the job in his first-ever training camp. 

Final Thoughts

This Eagles Draft Class is a class that a lot of people are undergrading a bit, and I think that they are eager to prove people wrong, which is why they have all signed their contracts before Training Camp. Andrew was the last piece that needed to be done, and that check was checked early afternoon on July 21st, just before the rookies report to Camp. Now we turn to the Safety battle in Camp for more on Mukuba throughout the rest of July. Total Apex Sports will have more stories on the Eagles and the rest of the NFL on the site.