Bills sign RT Spencer Brown to 4-year contract extension
As the 2024 NFL season kicks off, the Buffalo Bills are determined to reach the Super Bowl, despite the challenge of losing key players like Stefon Diggs. However, the team still boasts significant talent and has Josh Allen leading as quarterback.
In a notable move, the Bills have secured right tackle Spencer Brown with a four-year contract extension, according to Mike Garafolo of NFL Network.
“Sources indicate that the #Bills have finalized a four-year extension with RT Spencer Brown. The deal, negotiated by Chase Callahan and Ryan Tollner of @excelfootball, reflects Buffalo’s recognition of Brown as one of the premier right tackles in the NFL.”
Entering his fourth season, Brown has participated in 44 games over the past three years, starting 41 of them, including all 17 games in 2023.
Earlier this offseason, he also received a performance-based pay increase. Garafolo reports, “This spring, Spencer Brown received the third-highest performance-based pay check in the NFL ($912,723). Now, he’s secured a substantial preemptive raise after starting every game for the #Bills last season.”
