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Trey McBride no longer highest-paid TE after George Kittle's extension with 49ers beats it
The San Francisco 49ers, one of the Cardinals' NFC West rivals, and tight end George Kittle agreed to a deal that tops that. McBride's extension was four years for $76 million, an average of $19 million per year with $43 million guarantees and $32.5 million guaranteed at signing.
49ers make George Kittle NFL's highest-paid tight end with four-year, $76.4M contract extension
There is a new highest-paid tight end in the NFL. That title now belongs to George Kittle, who agreed to a mammoth four-year contract extension with the San Francisco 49ers, according to the "Bussin' With The Boys" podcast, CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones confirms.
Arizona tight end Trey McBride joked that his new four-year, $76 million contract extension came with an unofficial clause banning him from hurdling defenders.
With a little bit of disbelief and 25 years of perspective, Trey McBride glanced over the room of reporters and slipped into a brief smile. The Cardinals' tight end conducts most news conferences ...
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