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Falcons, star WR London reach $141M extension
The Atlanta Falcons and star wide receiver Drake London have agreed to terms on a massive new four-year, $141 million contract extension, including $100 million guaranteed, his agent, Andrew Kessler, told ESPN's Adam Schefter. London can earn up to $150 million if he reaches incentives in the deal, which puts him under contract with the Falcons through the 2030 season. The $35.25 million average annual salary in London's new deal makes him the NFL's third-highest paid receiver behind the...
Drake London signs $141M deal with Falcons, becoming third highest-paid receiver in NFL: reports
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London can now call himself one of the highest-paid players in franchise history. The Falcons and their top receiver have reportedly come to terms on a four-year, $141 million deal with $100 million guaranteed, according to ESPN. The deal can also reach $150 million with incentives.
Charges dropped for Branch from predraft arrest
State prosecutors have dropped criminal charges against Atlanta Falcons rookie wide receiver Zachariah Branch, who was arrested April 19 in Athens, Georgia, on two misdemeanors for allegedly not following a police officer's commands. Branch's attorney, Kim Stephens, told ESPN on Wednesday that Georgia state prosecutors reviewed the evidence, including videos of the incident, and dismissed the charges. "Zachariah cooperated fully with law enforcement and did not commit a crime on the night of...
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Ex-DC on Browns exit: Forced marriages fail
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