Bengals running back Joe Mixon earns extra $100,000 incentive after his 11th and 12th touchdown of the season in Cincinnati’s 31-14 win against Browns

• The 27-year-old had already hit a $250k bonus by recording his 10th TD this year 
• It was a bitter sweet finish for Mixon as the Bengals won’t reach the postseason 
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• Joe Mixon has pocketed $100,000 in bonuses after scoring twice in the Cincinnati’s Bengals’ season finale victory (31-14) against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

  The 27-year-old running back had already hit a $250,000 incentive by recording 10 touchdowns on the season. His 11th and 12th touchdowns on Sunday increased his incentives by an extra $100,000, giving the one-time Pro Bowler back a nice reward in an otherwise dead rubber.

  Mixon, who’s concluding his seventh season on the Bengals, made sure to claim his money by halftime, as he caught a red zone pass from Jake Brown in the first quarter and ran it in for his second score of the game and his 12th touchdown of the year.

• He celebrated his achievement by pretending to make it rain money in the end zone.

  In total, Mixon triggered a $350,000 season incentive.

• Mixon took a roughly $4million pay cut last summer and is under contract on the Bengals through the 2024 season.

  Cincinnati took a 24–0 lead into halftime against Cleveland, with Mixon’s two scores accounting for three of the team’s touchdowns by then.