Browns Reward Veteran Safety With New Three-Year, $48 Million Deal
Summary
The Cleveland Browns signed veteran safety Grant Delpit to a new three-year contract worth $48 million, including $35 million guaranteed. This follows their recent big deal with cornerback Denzel Ward, showing the team’s commitment to keeping key players in their defense.Key Facts
- Grant Delpit signed a three-year, $48 million contract extension with the Browns.
- The deal includes $35 million guaranteed and an average salary of $16 million per year.
- Delpit is now the ninth-highest-paid safety in the NFL.
- Delpit was drafted by the Browns in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft from LSU.
- He won the Jim Thorpe Award in college and helped LSU win a national championship.
- In the last season, Delpit played all 17 games and recorded 89 tackles and other defensive stats.
- Earlier, the Browns signed cornerback Denzel Ward to a two-year, $62.2 million contract.
- The Browns have seen key defensive players leave recently but are keeping Delpit and Ward to strengthen their defense.
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