The Indianapolis Colts have locked in rookie defensive end Caden Curry with a four-year contract, and the financial breakdown is now available. Let's dive into the numbers that matter for fans and fantasy owners alike.

Curry's deal is worth a total of $4.586 million, averaging $1.146 million per season. The most notable upfront figure is his guaranteed signing bonus of $206,532—a solid investment for a player expected to develop into a rotational piece.

Here's how the base salaries break down year by year: Curry will earn $885,000 in 2026, with steady increases through the life of the contract. By the final season in 2029, his base salary will reach $1.280 million. The signing bonus will be prorated at $51,633 against the salary cap each year, keeping the Colts' books clean.

Looking at the depth chart, Curry faces a steep climb for snaps. The Colts already have four defensive ends locked into the rotation: Laiatu Latu, JT Tuimoloau, Arden Key, and Micheal Clemons. That leaves only a handful of reps available for the fifth spot—or Indianapolis may simply roll with four primary contributors. For Curry, the most realistic path to early playing time is through special teams, where his rookie speed and hustle could make an immediate impact.

Whether you're tracking cap space or just curious about the new faces in the defensive trenches, Curry's contract is a low-risk, high-upside bet for the Colts' pass rush future.