Harrison Butker renews contract with Kansas City Chiefs, becomes highest-paid kicker in NFL history

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI:  Harrison Butker is set to become the highest-paid kicker in NFL history!

The reigning champion has extended her deal with the Kansas City Chiefs and signed a new four-year contract of $26.5 million on Monday, August 5.

“A new deal in KC: Chiefs are signing standout kicker Harrison Butker to a four-year, $25.6 million extension that includes $17.75 million guaranteed," per sources. The deal ties Butker to KC through the 2028 season. "Butker represented and negotiated the deal himself,” tweeted ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Harrison Butker to stay with Kansas City Chiefs till 2028

The deal comes with $17.75 million guaranteed and this means Harrison Butker will remain with his current club till the 2028 season.

“There’s no place I’d rather be than with the Chiefs, excited to finalize a 4-year extension. To the Heights!” Butker also posted on X, confirming contract renewal.

The contract puts Butker ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Jake Moody and the Baltimore Ravens’ Justin Tucker, who both make an average of $6 million yearly on their current deals, reports US Weekly.

Fans cheer as Harrison Butker extends his contract with Chiefs'

Internet congratulated Harrison Butker on successfully signing a new contract with his present team. The Super Bowl winner will be staying with his club for the next four years.

One person wrote on X, "Congrats! It is well deserved. May God continue to bless you."

"Congrats my man. You’re one of the core pieces of the dynasty. Well deserved," another joined in.

A user lauded Butker, "You are doing amazing things for the sport and for Christ. Extremely happy to hear this. May the Lord Bless you 🙏🏻🕊️."

"Congratulations Harrison - you are a great kicker and a good man. We are thankful you are a Chief ❤️💛❤️," one expressed.

One fan wrote, "U deserve it! Thank u for speaking light into a dark world."

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