Tucker Kraft and the Green Bay Packers have finalized a four-year contract extension valued at $75 million. The deal concludes ongoing discussions leading up to the opening week of the season, during which analysts had projected the tight end could easily secure $30 million in guarantees amid talk of a potential record-breaking $20 million per year target.
While Green Bay worked through negotiations with Kraft, the team has also been monitoring the situation surrounding running back Josh Jacobs regarding potential league discipline related to legal concerns. Meanwhile, tight end contracts are shifting across the NFL, with the Las Vegas Raiders also securing Michael Mayer on a three-year, $45 million extension.
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