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Jordan Love and the Packers have agreed to a 4-year extension worth $220 million with a record-setting $75 million signing bonus and $155 million in new full guarantees. Love will now be under contract in Green Bay until 2028. This ties Love with Joe Burrow and Trevor Lawrence for the highest annual salary in league history at $55 million.
The Dolphins and QB Tua Tagovailoa have agreed to a four-year, $212.4 million contract extension, according to NFL Network. Tagovailoa had been in the final year of his rookie deal but is now signed with Miami through the 2028 season. The extension lands Tagovailoa third league-wide in average annual salary, behind only QBs Joe Burrow and Trevor Lawrence.
The Bengals have expressed that they'll take some precautions with quarterback Joe Burrow as he returns from a season-ending wrist injury, and the team will put that into practice tomorrow.
Head coach Zac Taylor said earlier that some veterans, including Chase, would have "limited" days through the first two weeks as part of a ramp-up period. The one glaring difference between Chase and veterans like Joe Burrow, Trey Hendrickson, and Tee Higgins is that they've already practiced in some capacity, while Chase has been spotted on the sideline both days. It still feels too premature to call Chase a "hold-in," but the star receiver is in search of a new contract after having his fifth-year option picked up earlier this offseason. Bengals team president Mike Brown said earlier this week that "It's not so likely that this is the good time to negotiate" an extension with Chase, but it's possible Chase is hoping to force the team's hand a bit. A third-straight missed practice by Chase would only amplify any concerns of a hold-in. We'll hopefully know more about this situation soon.
Burrow is feeling confident as he returns from a wrist injury suffered in 2023