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The Browns have signed defensive tackle Maliek Collins to a two-year, $30 million contract extension, agent Drew Rosenhaus announced. The agreement includes $23 million in guarantees.
Collins, 31, had originally joined the Browns on a two-year, $20 million deal in 2025 and was scheduled to become a free agent in March. The new pact prevents him from hitting the open market.
The veteran has started all six games this season for the 4-2 Browns. He also started all 12 contests he appeared in the previous campaign.
A third-round selection by the Cowboys in 2016, Collins has compiled 154 regular-season appearances and 147 starts across stints with Dallas, the Raiders, Texans, 49ers and Browns. He spent four years with the Cowboys, three with the Texans, and one each with the Raiders and 49ers before landing with the Browns.
Source: ProFootballTalk - Sat Oct 24, 11:14 PM ET
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