AP has a track record of getting contracts that feature splashy headlines but once the details are sorted out, they end up looking a lot more team friendly than originally realized. I am thinking the contract was agreed to because it is going to give Terry a lot of the guaranteed money he was after sooner rather than later and after two seasons it is structured in such a way that gives both sides to re-visit the terms. Don't think for one second that just because Terry got what he wanted in the short term, that AP didn't work hard to make sure the team is protected for when Terry is hitting the third year of the contract at 33ish years old. It doesn't mean he won't see the entire life of the contract as a Commander, but the nature of the business suggests this contract will have a lot of wiggle room to lessen the blow after the first couple seasons.