In a move that solidifies their offensive line, the Dallas Cowboys have secured right tackle Terence Steele with a significant contract extension. The five-year deal, worth a staggering $86.8 million, includes $50 million in guaranteed money and carries a maximum value of $91.8 million, reports NFL.com. This announcement was made official by the team following reports from NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero, who cited Steele’s agent as the source.
Terence Steele’s extension follows a pattern of the Cowboys prioritizing their key players during this offseason. Earlier in the summer, cornerback Trevon Diggs and safety Malik Hooker both inked extensions, demonstrating the team’s commitment to retaining their defensive talent.
Furthermore, the Cowboys reworked guard Zack Martin’s contract after a brief training camp holdout. With Terence Steele now joining the list of players securing new deals, it’s clear that Dallas is dedicated to investing in the protection of their star quarterback, Dak Prescott.
This strategic approach aims to fortify the Cowboys’ roster and create a strong foundation for the upcoming season, highlighting the team’s determination to contend for success in the NFL.
