The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have finalized a four-year, $90 million contract extension with right tackle Luke Goedeke, including $50 million in guaranteed money. The deal was confirmed by multiple sources, signaling the team’s commitment to maintaining a strong and stable offensive line.
Goedeke, who has been a cornerstone of the Buccaneers’ offensive line since joining the team in 2021, will now be under contract through the 2028 season. The guaranteed portion of the contract provides him with financial security, allowing him to focus on his performance without the pressure of potential early exits.
The move comes as the Buccaneers continue to invest in their roster, particularly in key positions that are critical to their overall success. This extension not only secures Goedeke’s future with the team but also reinforces the Buccaneers’ strategy of building a long-term competitive roster in the NFL.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, who first reported the news, indicated that the details of the deal were known to multiple sources, suggesting that the contract was a mutual decision between the team and Goedeke. The financial commitment reflects the team’s belief in Goedeke’s value to the organization and their intent to keep him for the long term.