Michael Pittman Jr.’s Future with the Colts Hangs in the Balance—What’s Next Could Change Everything

Michael Pittman Jr.’s Future with the Colts Hangs in the Balance—What’s Next Could Change Everything

Right now, Pittman is scheduled to carry a $29 million cap hit in 2026 — built off a $22 million base salary, $5 million in signing bonus proration, and a $2 million roster bonus. That number is difficult to justify in isolation. But it’s also flexible.

A two-year extension worth roughly $20 million in new money could dramatically change the picture.

Here’s how it works.

The Colts would keep the existing $5 million signing bonus proration and the $2 million roster bonus intact. They would then convert roughly $20 million of Pittman’s 2026 base salary into a signing bonus. That bonus would prorate over the remaining three years of the deal, adding about $6.66 million per season.

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