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Lions making Kerby Joseph highest-paid safety in NFL history with $86 million extension, per report
The Detroit Lions have reached an agreement to keep one of their defensive stars in the fold for years to come. On Wednesday, the Lions made Kerby Joseph the highest-paid safety in NFL history with a four-year, $86 million extension that averages $21.5 million per year, NFL Media reports.
Lions, All-Pro safety agree to record-breaking extension ahead of draft
With roughly 24 hours remaining before the 2025 NFL draft, the Detroit Lions have made a major financial commitment to one of their defensive stars. All-Pro safety Kerby Joseph has agreed to a four-year, $86 million contract to remain in Detroit.
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