
Detroit Lions, Jahmyr Gibbs agree to make Gibbs highest-paid RB in NFL
The Lions selected Gibbs out of Alabama with the 12th overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft.
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The Lions selected Gibbs out of Alabama with the 12th overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft. Robinson's deal is worth a base average annual value of $22.25 million, with his contract being worth up to $75 million in total. Detroit finalized it's long-term commitment to the 2023 first-round pick with a hefty contract extension.
Furthermore, Detroit once again relied on Gibbs in 2025, with the Alabama product taking over more of a featured role in the offense as the season went on. "I mean he is, he's going to be our bell cow now," Lions head coach Dan Campbell told reporters on Thursday, June 4. Gibbs is the third star running back to get an extension in recent days.
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The Lions selected Gibbs out of Alabama with the 12th overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesRobinson's deal is worth a base average annual value of $22.25 million, with his contract being worth up to $75 million in total.
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Detroit finalized it's long-term commitment to the 2023 first-round pick with a hefty contract extension.
according to Sports IllustratedDetroit once again relied on Gibbs in 2025, with the Alabama product taking over more of a featured role in the offense as the season went on.
according to Sports Illustrated"I mean he is, he's going to be our bell cow now," Lions head coach Dan Campbell told reporters on Thursday, June 4.
according to Bleacher ReportGibbs is the third star running back to get an extension in recent days.
according to Bleacher Report
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