Contract Terms
LTBE Incentive (Likely To Be Earned)
Definition and explanation for NFLPA exam preparation
Definition
Performance incentives classified as likely based on prior year stats. Count against the current year cap and are adjusted after the season.
Exam Tip
Understanding LTBE Incentive (Likely To Be Earned) is essential for the NFLPA certification exam. This concept frequently appears in questions about contract terms and is often tested alongside related terms like NLTBE Incentive (Not Likely To Be Earned) and incentives.
Related Terms
Cap Hit
The total amount a player counts against the salary cap in a given year, including base salary, prorated bonuses, and likely-to-be-earned incentives.
NLTBE Incentive (Not Likely To Be Earned)
Performance incentives classified as unlikely based on prior year stats. Count against next year's cap if earned.