The Pittsburgh Steelers have solidified their special teams unit for the foreseeable future, agreeing to terms with kicker Chris Boswell on a four-year, $28 million contract extension. The record-breaking deal was confirmed on Monday by CAA Football, per Adam Schefter of ESPN.
The extension carries an average annual value of $7 million, a figure that officially ties Boswell with Brandon Aubrey of the Dallas Cowboys for the title of highest-paid kicker in NFL history. By signing this long-term agreement, Boswell is now under contract with the Steelers through the conclusion of the 2030 season.
Boswell has been a cornerstone of the Pittsburgh roster since joining the team in 2015. Over his decade-long tenure, he has established himself as one of the most accurate and reliable kickers in the league. This massive investment ensures the Steelers maintain stability at the position as they look toward their upcoming campaigns. The move comes as several teams across the league have reset the market for specialist positions this offseason.
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