Jadeveon Clowney has bounced around more than the typical productive No. 1 overall pick, but his 10th season (and first for the Ravens) turned out to be one of his best.Baltimore took a one-year flyer on the versatile edge rusher and was rewarded with a career-high-tying 9.5 sacks from outside linebacker. Clowney was a key part of a well-rounded pa s rush that together produced a league-high 60 sacks in 2023.Clowney was used to making $10 million or more per Caden Sterns Jersey season, from tacking on a fifth year to his rookie contract with the Texans to stops with the Seahawks, Titans, and Browns in between.The Ravens paid him much le s than that, but they will likely look to re-sign him in 2024. Here's breaking down Clowney's current contract, in which the base salary is now outweighed by bonuses earned:MORE: Jadeveon Clowney contract detailsClowney signed his one-year deal with the Ravens for only $2.5 million. All of that money was guaranteed at signing.When breaking it down, Clowney's base salary for 2023-24 is $1.165 million. The rest of the $2.5 million came from a $1 million signing bonus and a $340,000 roster bonus. The Ravens included incentives, however, with hopes Clowney would be an impactful veteran.Jadeveon Clowney contract bonusesThe 9.5 sacks were critical for Clowney to maximize his production bonus. He was guaranteed an extra $500,000 when he got to five sacks in Week 10. That went up to $1 million when that total increased to seven against the Chargers in Week 12.Clowney went into Week 18's game vs. the Steelers at 8.5 sacks. He got the one he needed against Mason Rudolph to go above nine, pushing the performance bonus to the top at $1.75 million.Another clause in Clowney's contract rewarded him for playing time. Based on playing more than 50 percent of the defensive snaps, he has earned $500,00 more. Clowney has made $2.25 million in bonuses, bringing up his Ravens' one-year compensation to more than $4.7 million.Jadeveon Clowney's next contract projectionClowney wasn't sure if he would play in the NFL again after last season given his history of injuries, but the Ravens have given him a scheme in which to thrive and extend his career into his 30s.Consider then Clowney was released by the Browns last March and didn't land a deal with the Ravens until last August. He turns 31 this February. He should be eager to the Ravens, and they should be able to get his next one-year deal done for no more than $7 million. Albert Okwuegbunam Jersey