The Travis Hunter two-way experiment will have contract consequences: How he could earn extra cash

Travis Hunter has been practicing with the Jaguars ' offense so far this offseason.

Hunter is getting in some practice work with the defense, and he's going to offensive and defensive meetings.

If Hunter is the player the Jaguars imagine he can be for them, it would raise interesting questions.

The NFL 's collective bargaining agreement has specific rules governing things like performance-based pay.

Travis Hunter's contract will include a team option for a fifth season .

That option has to be exercised by the first week of May following his third season .

The amount of the option is determined by play time and Pro Bowl selections in a player's first three years.

If Hunter plays significant snaps on both sides of the ball, he could have fun trying to build incentive clauses.

The CBA allows for bonuses to be tied to any number of achievements -- rushing yards, receiving yards, rushing touchdowns, interceptions, sacks.

If an incentive is characterized as " Not Likely To Be Earned ," or NLTBE , the team is not required to count that number against its salary cap.