Arthur Maulet

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	INT	PD	Tkl
Career		93	5	18	239
2025		9	1	2	14
2024		3	0	0	5
2023		14	1	5

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

Arthur Maulet's one-year, $1.3M deal earns a solid C+ CVI as a textbook depth signing that checks all the boxes without breaking new ground. At just over league minimum, this contract perfectly aligns with Maulet's ceiling as a depth piece — he's a reliable special teams contributor and situational cornerback who can step in without embarrassing himself, but lacks the coverage skills to be anything more than a rotational player. The veteran brings exactly what you'd expect from a journeyman defensive back: solid fundamentals, locker room presence, and the ability to fill multiple spots in the secondary when injuries inevitably hit. The one-year structure is smart risk management, giving the signing team flexibility to move on if younger players emerge or if Maulet's 30-year-old legs show further decline. This is the kind of unsexy but necessary move that championship rosters are built on — not flashy enough to move the needle, but valuable enough to justify keeping a roster spot warm while developing younger talent.

Performance Analysis

Arthur Maulet grades at a D- as a free agent cornerback, a veteran nickel defender whose best days are firmly in the past. Maulet was once a dependable slot corner who brought physicality and toughness to the position, but his ability to keep up with NFL slot receivers has eroded. He is the kind of player who gets a training camp invite based on experience, but beating out younger, faster options has become increasingly difficult. The fact that he is unsigned reflects the league's assessment of his current ability. Maulet had a respectable career run, but the market has spoken.