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Tampa Bay Bucs, OL Ali Marpet Agree To Reported 5-Year, $54M Extension

Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive lineman Ali Marpet agreed to a reported five-year, $54M extension with the team.

Buccs resign OL Ali Marpet to 5-year, $54M extension

The Buccaneers announced on Tuesday that Marpet has agreed to a five-year contract extension through 2023.

Although the financial terms of the deal weren’t officially disclosed, reports suggest that the deal is worth $54.125 million, with $26.8 million guaranteed. This makes Marpet one of the highest-paid left guards in the league.

Marpet, 25, was selected by the Bucs in the second round of the 2015 Draft. He has started all 44 games in which he’s played.

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Along with left tackle Donovan Smith and middle linebacker Kwon Alexander, Marpet is among a handful of Buccaneers players in the final year of their rookie contracts whom Tampa Bay has been eager to re-sign.

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