Arizona Cardinals Sign Wide Receiver Michael Wilson to $75M Extension
Michael Wilson finished with 1,006 receiving yards and seven touchdowns last season as the Cardinals secured a long-term deal.
- On Thursday, the Arizona Cardinals signed wide receiver Michael Wilson to a three-year contract extension worth $75 million, keeping him under contract through the 2029 season.
- General manager Monti Ossenfort prioritized retaining homegrown talent to build organizational success, focusing on key players drafted since 2023 as the foundation for long-term stability.
- Wilson recorded 1,006 receiving yards last season and will earn $25 million annually, outpacing Christian Watson's $23 million average; the deal includes $47 million guaranteed.
- Head coach Mike LaFleur praised Wilson's "growth mindset" and noted that signing homegrown players fosters locker room goodwill and reinforces the team's commitment to development.
- The Cardinals now commit $97 million in combined annual salary to McBride, Wilson, and Jeremiyah Love, while the front office faces future contract decisions for Marvin Harrison.
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Arizona Cardinals sign WR Michael Wilson to 3-year, $75M extension
The Arizona Cardinals have reached an agreement with wide receiver Michael Wilson on a three-year, $75 million contract extension that keeps him under contract through the 2029 season. The deal includes $47 million guaranteed and can reach
"Holy overpay. Cardinals are a joke" "Clear WR2 money": NFL fans react to Michael Wilson's $75,000,000 contract extension
The Arizona Cardinals signed wide receiver Michael Wilson to a three-year contract extension worth $75 million, including $47 million in guarantees on Thursday.
Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson signs a 3-year, $75M contract extension, AP source says
Arizona’s Michael Wilson has signed a three-year contract extension worth $75 million. A person familiar with negotiations says the deal includes $47 million guaranteed. The spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because details were not announced. Wilson…
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