Pat McAfee is offering Jordan Poyer a seven-figure sum if he hits an incredible defensive milestone this season

BUFFALO BILLS safety Jordan Poyer has a new incentive to improve his NFL performances this season.

The former Oregan state safety, 31, was offered an incredible bonus by ex-NFL kicker Pat McAfee.

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Poyer already has four interceptions into the new season, with the Bills 3-1 after a strong start.

He was the star when Buffalo ousted the Baltimore Ravens in a week four thriller.

And Poyer was named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his six tackles, three abandoned passes and two interceptions in the dismal win.

And now McAfee — who hosts a popular FanDuelTV show — has pledged to donate $1 million to charity if Poyer can reach a certain milestone this season.

On his hit Pat McAfee Show, the ex-Colts kicker said he would top up the cash if Poyer can beat Trevon Diggs’ one-season listening record.

Digg’s performance is 11, and Troyer immediately accepts the challenge of reaching twelve INTs and landing the money.

McAfee said: “They are on course for 17.

“If you get [12] Picks, we’re donating $1 million to a foundation.”

A stunned Poyer had to get up from his chair in shock before replying: “Aight!

“I take challenges personally.”

Poyer was also looking forward to this weekend’s match-up with the Steelers – and the opportunity to face rookie QB Kenny Pickett.

He continued, “You’ve got a rookie quarterback here, a top-notch first-round pick guy. [He’s] all the potential in the world.

“Obviously they have a really good defense too. So it will be a good football match.”

Buffalo meets the Steelers on Sunday, October 9 at Bills Stadium, kick-off is 1:00 p.m. ET.