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Joe Mixon contract details: What’s his salary with the Texans and how many years are left?

The 28-year-old running back joined Houston in March after seven seasons with the Bengals. Let’s look at some of the details of the arrangement.

The 28-year-old running back joined Houston in March after seven seasons with the Bengals. Let’s look at some of the details of the arrangement.
Troy TaorminaUSA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con

Joe Mixon is one of just 10 active NFL players with 5,000+ career rushing yards. The Houston Texans running back continues to move up the all-time ranking and currently sits 67th with 7,067 rushing yards. In fact he has 14 100-yard rushing games - the fifth highest in Cincinnati’s history

The 28-year-old’s quality and experience is what attracted Houston to make a move for him during the offseason. Mixon joined the Texans in March, with the Bengals receiving a seventh-round pick in exchange.

How long is Joe Mixon’s contract with the Houston Texans?

Mixon’s contract with the Texans is for three years and is worth $25.5 million. That includes a $6 million signing bonus which will be paid in three installments during each of the three years of the deal plus $16 million guaranteed. His average annual salary is $8.5 million and this season, he will take home a base salary of $3 million while carrying a cap hit of $5.5 million and a dead cap value of $13 million.

He made his debut for DeMeco Ryans’ team in the 29-27 win against Indianapolis on 8 September, finishing the game with 159 rushing yards and one touchdown. In his seven appearances so far this season, he has racked up 655 rushing yards, seven touchdowns with an average of 4.3 yards per carry.

An ankle injury suffered in the Week 2 win over the Chicago Bears kept him sidelined for almost a month but he returned stronger than ever, rushing for 100+ yards in the next four games (102 vs the Patriots, 115 vs Green Bay, 102 vs the Colts and 106 against the Jets). He was unable to extend his run to five games - which would have been a franchise first.

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