Packers linebacker Rashan Gary has agreed to a 4-year extension worth just over $107.5 million, which ranks fifth among edge rushers in annual value.
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Gary's new deal includes $96 million in new money, including a $34,646,928 signing bonus, a source told ESPN. The total value of the deal, which runs through the 2027 season, could be worth up to $107,532,706 including all bonuses While starting the season on a limited rep count, which has increased weekly but has limited him to just 39% of the defensive snaps this season, Gary has 4.5 sacks and 15 pressures through seven games. He played a season-high 46 defensive snaps in
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