NFL superstars Justin Madubuike and Chris Jones have signed groundbreaking contracts, setting new standards in the league.

Both teams get help through deals, but in different ways.

March 11th 2024.

NFL superstars Justin Madubuike and Chris Jones have signed groundbreaking contracts, setting new standards in the league.
The recent NFL offseason has been buzzing with record-breaking contracts for some of the league's top defensive players. Just a day after Baltimore Ravens' Justin Madubuike signed a whopping $98 million deal, the Kansas City Chiefs made headlines by signing their star defensive tackle, Chris Jones, to an even bigger contract. Jones' deal includes a staggering $95 million in guaranteed money, surpassing the previous benchmark set by the Los Angeles Rams' Aaron Donald.

As reported by ESPN and The Guardian, these lucrative contracts not only solidify the players' futures but also provide stability for their respective teams. For the reigning Super Bowl champions, the Chiefs, retaining key defensive players like Jones has been a top priority. In addition to Jones, the team also used the franchise tag on their star cornerback, L'Jarius Sneed. However, Sneed's tag is non-exclusive, allowing him to explore other options with other teams.

The Chiefs' defense, which had been a weakness in previous seasons, became a major strength in their Super Bowl run thanks to Jones' dynamic play on the field. On the other hand, the Ravens see Madubuike as a crucial building block for their defense in the upcoming season. This deal also gives the team more flexibility to address other positions of need in free agency, such as defensive end, outside linebacker, and the offensive line.

Ravens' General Manager, Eric DeCosta, expressed his excitement for the signing, calling Madubuike "one of the best defensive tackles in the entire NFL" and a cornerstone of their defense. Jones also celebrated his new contract with a tweet, expressing his commitment to the Chiefs and their pursuit of a third consecutive Super Bowl appearance.

Despite his higher yearly salary, Jones falls behind Nick Bosa, Joey Bosa, and Myles Garrett in terms of guaranteed money. Jones' negotiations with the Chiefs had been tense, resulting in him holding out of training camp and missing one regular-season game before reaching an agreement. The details of his contract are still being finalized.

It's clear that both the Chiefs and the Ravens have their sights set on the Super Bowl, with the Chiefs aiming to become the first team to three-peat since the legendary Green Bay Packers in the 1960s. Led by superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes, dynamic tight end Travis Kelce, and now Jones anchoring their defense, the Chiefs remain a powerhouse team that will be hard to beat.

However, the Ravens are determined to stop the Chiefs from making history. With their own high-powered offense led by two-time league MVP Lamar Jackson and a formidable defense, they are one of the few teams capable of challenging Kansas City's dominance. With the upcoming NFL Draft and free agency, both teams have the opportunity to improve and strengthen their rosters, setting the stage for another thrilling season in the NFL.

In other news related to the NFL, some Kansas City Chiefs players have joined the movement for gun control reform, using their platform to call for change and raise awareness about the issue. With passionate players and exciting storylines, the upcoming NFL season is sure to be one to watch.

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