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There’s extra incentive at the end of the fiscal year to hit that bonus, and for NFL players its the same but on a much bigger scale.

Players like Odell Beckham Jr. have an opportunity to make considerable incentives in Week 18, with the Ravens receiver able to make up to $1.25 million, although he is reportedly out for Week 18.

And he’s not the only one.

Dozens of players have millions of dollars on the line this weekend in NFL player performance bonuses and incentives.

The best part? We can bet on it.

Below, we break down all 32 teams’ key incentives and player performance bonuses entering Week 18.

Steelers: N/A

Ravens: Odell Beckham Jr., max incentive: $1.25 million

Update:Beckham has been ruled out for Week 18.

Nelson Agholor max incentive: $500,000

Texans: Dalton Schultz, max incentive: $500,000

Devin Singletary, max incentive: $375,000

Colts: Gardner Minshew, 65 percent of team offensive snaps (sitting at 86 percent): $2,000,000

Defensive end Tyquan Lewis: one sack (currently has four): $150,000 (odds not out yet)

Jaguars: N/A

Titans: Defensive end Arden Key two sacks: $500,000 (has six)

DeAndre Hopkins, max incentive: $1.5 million

Vikings: Alexander Mattison: 91 yards rushing

Lions: Josh Reynolds, 36 receiving yards: $250,000 (bet over receiving yards)

Falcons: Defensive end Bud Dupree, max incentive: $2 million

Calais Campbell: $500,000 to play 60 percent of snaps (at 60 percent)

Jets: N/A

Patriots: Mike Gesicki max incentive: $750,000

Ezekiel Elliot max incentive: $425,000

Buccaneers: Baker Mayfield makes the playoffs $1 million (-250, FanDuel)

Panthers: N/A

Browns: *Joe Flacco gets $75,000 for every win he plays in. With $250,000 for a Wild Card game win, $500,000 for a divisional round win, $1 million for AFC Championship, $2 million for the Super Bowl.

*Flacco will not play Sunday.

Bengals: Joe Mixon two touchdowns” $100,000

Bears: D’Onta Foreman, two touchdowns: $100,000

Packers: Jordan Love makes $500,000 if the Packers make the playoffs (-190, DraftKings)

Preston Smith: $1 million if he registers 10 sacks (needs two more)

Cowboys: N/A

Commanders: N/A

Broncos: Adam Trautman $100,000 to score one touchdown (odds not released yet)

Raiders: Austin Hooper 51 percent of snaps to make $125,000 (currently at 51 percent)

Eagles: N/A

Giants: Darius Slayton, one catch to make $2.5 million

Seahawks: Geno Smith, $2 million to make the playoffs (+320, BetMGM)

Cardinals: N/A

Rams: Tyler Higbee five receiving yards: $125,000

Puka Nacua: No bonus incentive, but he is 29 yards away from the rookie receiving yards record.

49ers: Defensive end Clelin Ferrell, max incentive: $350,000

Chiefs: Chris Jones, one sack: $1.25 million (odds not yet available, may not play)

Chargers: Austin Ekeler 110 receiving or rushing yards: $100,000 (odds not yet out)

Bills: Defensive end Leonard Floyd, max incentive $4 million

Safety Jordan Poyer: $250,000 for playing 90 percent of snaps (currently at 90 percent)

Safety Micah Hyd: $250,000 for an interception + an additional $50,000 for another interception.

Dolphins: OLB Bradley Chubb $250,000 to make the Pro Bowl. He is out for the season due to a torn ACL.