Myles Garrett's Record-Breaking Extension: Implications for Aidan Hutchinson and the Future of NFL Contracts
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Cleveland Browns Set New Standard with Myles Garrett's Historic Extension
In a groundbreaking move that has reverberated throughout the NFL, the Cleveland Browns have announced a four-year contract extension for star defensive end Myles Garrett.
Just a few days ago, the Las Vegas Raiders secured edge rusher Maxx Crosby with a three-year, $106 million extension that made him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history. Crosby was just dethroned by Myles Garrett who signed a new deal averaging $40 million per year, totaling $123.5 million guaranteed.
This deal not only cements Garrett's status as one of the league's elite defensive players but also establishes a new benchmark that could significantly alter the financial landscape for non-quarterback contracts across the NFL.
By the Numbers
Maxx Crosby: $35.5 million average annual salary
Myles Garrett: $40 million average annual sala…
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