Bradley Chubb contract details: New Dolphins pass rusher cashes in after trade from Broncos

There are deals, and then there are deals. Bradley Chubb got the latter.

Aside from the actual trade package, a new contract was going to be part of the deal for the Dolphins to acquire the pass rusher from the Broncos. It didn’t take too long to get it done.

On Nov. 3, reports indicated that Chubb and the Dolphins agreed to a massive new deal that will keep Chubb in Miami through the 2027 season, thus ending his forthcoming free agency and adding him to a stout Miami D.

Chubb has yet to play a down in Miami, but ‘Phins brass are banking on Chubb to play well opposite ascending talent Jaelen Phillips and the rest of their rotation of edge rushers. In 2022, Chubb has 26 total pressures — six sacks, one QB hit and 15 hurries, per PFF — which is tied for 19th in the league.

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Clearly, Miami thinks he’ll be able to take it to the next level if his contract is any indication.

Here’s how Chubb’s contract breaks down:

Bradley Chubb contract details

According to reports, Miami signed Chubb to a five-year, $119 million extension that will keep him locked in Miami through the 2027 season.

NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported some specifics surrounding the deal. Chubb is scheduled to make:

• A total of $111.25 million in new money with incentives;
• $63.2 million in guaranteed cash;
• Which is all tacked on to the $7.74 million he’s set to receive from the remainder of his rookie deal.

A year-by-year breakdown of the deal was not yet available at the time of the signing.

Chubb was in the final year of his rookie contract, and was at an impasse with the Broncos heading into free agency following the season.

The total value puts Chubb in the upper echelon of pass rushers in the NFL. Some other comparable deals on total value, and their ranks, with Chubb entering the top five on total value: