Vita Vea gets $30 million in new money, with Bucs through 2027
Vita Vea's new contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is making waves in the NFL.
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Vita Vea's commitment to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is now solidified through 2027, with a new contract bringing him $30 million in new money. The defensive tackle has publicly dismissed any trade drama, stating his desire to remain a Buccaneer for life.
This development comes after Vea defended coach Todd Bowles regarding last year’s collapse. The New York Times and Tampa Bay Times have confirmed the contract extension, with Vea expressing his contentment in Tampa.
The question remains whether this move will bolster the team's defense and contribute to their future success.
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Sources (9)
- Vita Vea: Home is where the heart is, my heart is in Tampa NBC Sports · 21h ago
- 49ers' Lack of Action Turns Heads in Recent Free Agent Pursuit Yahoo Sports · 1d ago
- Tampa Bay Star Defender Cashes in With $30 Million Contract Yahoo Sports · 1d ago
- 49ers Insider Delivers Blunt Verdict on Vita Vea After Bucs Extension Yahoo Sports · 1d ago
- Buccaneers news: Insider calls out Vita Vea for shifty trade request claim after extension Yahoo Sports · 1d ago
- Vita Vea dismisses trade drama: I want 'to be a Buc for life' ESPN · 1d ago
- Via Vea defends Todd Bowles regarding last year’s collapse NBC Sports · 1d ago
- Bucs, veteran DT Vita Vea agree to 1-year contract extension: Source The New York Times · 1d ago
- Vita Vea gets $30 million in new money, with Bucs through 2027 Tampa Bay Times · 1d ago
Questions people are asking
What is the duration of Vita Vea's new contract?
Vita Vea's new contract extends through the 2027 season.
How much new money does Vita Vea's contract include?
Vita Vea's new contract includes $30 million in new money.
What has Vita Vea said about his future with the Buccaneers?
Vita Vea has stated that he wants to be a Buccaneer for life and has dismissed any trade drama.
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