Jacksonville jaguars has finally reached agreement to sign another top player who has threw 3,000 touchdowns

Jacksonville jaguars has finally reached agreement to sign another top player who has threw 3,000 touchdowns

The Los Angeles Chargers and quarterback Justin Herbert have agreed to a “landmark” contract extension, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The parties have reached a deal on a five-year, $262.5 million agreement that will keep him in Los Angeles until the 2029 season, according to Schefter’s story.

This offseason, Herbert is the most recent young quarterback to agree to a long-term contract. After being given the opportunity to explore free agency, Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens engaged in a protracted negotiating process that culminated in a $260 million, five-year contract. Jackson’s contract guarantees $185 million, of which $135 million is guaranteed in full at the time of signing.

Jalen Hurts utilized this offseason to his advantage as well, using his MVP-caliber campaign and Super Bowl trip to briefly hold the title of highest-paid player in NFL history. Hurts signed a new five-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles that is valued at $255 million with the possibility of earning up to $275 million. A no-trade clause and guaranteed funds of $179.304 million are included in the deal.

For the first time in the team’s existence, Philadelphia has inked a player to a contract that includes a no-trade clause.

Herbert’s new agreement fully guarantees $133.7 million and has the potential to fully guarantee $218.7 million as well: