The Jacksonville Jaguars and standout tight end Brenton Strange have agreed to terms on a three-year contract extension worth up to $48 million, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
The deal includes $25 million in guaranteed money, per Strange's agents Jim Ivler, JR Roggio, and Jon Perzley of Sportstars. The agreement solidifies Strange’s place in the Jaguars' offensive rotation for the foreseeable future as the team continues to lock down its young talent.
Strange, who was originally a second-round pick out of Penn State in the 2023 NFL Draft, has developed into a reliable target and a key component of the Jaguars' scheme. This extension, carrying an average annual value of up to $16 million, reflects the organization's commitment to providing their quarterback with consistent weapons. The move ensures that one of the team's primary offensive contributors remains under contract as they look to compete in the AFC South.
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