Bradley Chubb, the Miami Dolphins’ veteran edge rusher, will remain with the team after reaching a revised contract agreement that keeps him in Miami for at least another year. The former first-round pick expressed his desire to stay with the Dolphins, and the new deal includes incentives that can restore his full salary by the 2025 season. Chubb is coming off a challenging recovery from a significant knee injury that sidelined him for the entire 2024 season, following a five-hour surgery after a devastating injury in Week 17 of 2023.

During his last active season in 2023, Chubb showcased his skills with 11 sacks and 73 combined tackles. His impressive career stats include 39.5 sacks and being a two-time Pro Bowler. Chubb’s tenure with the Dolphins began in 2022 after a successful run with the Denver Broncos, and he was notably the NFL’s leader in forced fumbles during the 2023 season.