Donald Penn and the Oakland Raiders have agreed to a restructured contract.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Michael Gehlken describes the new deal as “team-friendly,” which likely means Penn is taking a pay cut for the upcoming season. In exchange, Gehlken says Penn is receiving more guaranteed money over the next two years.
Raiders and LT Donald Penn have agreed to contract restructure, source says. In exchange to new team-friendly parameters, Penn will receive more guaranteed money over next two years than he otherwise was set to earn. https://t.co/iApx2ogLgg
— Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) August 14, 2018
Penn is recovering from Lisfranc surgery. The 35-year-old played well at left tackle last season. The Raiders also have first-round pick Kolton Miller playing left tackle. He may continue there until Penn is ready to practice.
