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Rams Sign Trent McDuffie to Record-Breaking Deal

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Los Angeles Rams make NFL history with $124M deal for Trent McDuffie, bolstering defense for Super Bowl run.

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Rams Sign Trent McDuffie to Record-Breaking Deal

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Los Angeles Rams News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rams Sign Trent McDuffie to Record-Breaking Deal. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 9th, the Los Angeles Rams just pulled off a blockbuster move by trading for Kansas City Chief's cornerback Trent McDuffie and handing him the richest contract ever for a player at his position. The four-year extension is worth $124 million with $100 million guaranteed, setting a new benchmark in the NFL. This deal comes less than a week after the trade talks heated up and both sides finalized terms ahead of the New League year starting Wednesday. In exchange, the Rams are sending their 29th overall first-round pick this year, plus 5th and 6th rounders in the current draft, and a 7th rounder in 2027 to the Chiefs. McDuffie, a 25-year-old former first-round pick from the 2022 draft, earned all pro honors last season and helped Kansas City. Captured two Super Bowls, the Rams see him as a cornerstone for their defense, building on their track record of massive deals for stars like Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey. The team is revamping their secondary in a big way, with recent extensions for safety, Quentin Lake and a new three-year pack for safety, Cam Curle.

Cornerback Darius Williams announced his retirement Saturday, while others like Copey Durant and Darian Kendrick hit free agency soon. As free agency negotiations kick off Monday, the Rams keep stacking talent for a run at Super Bowl 61 right here at Sofie Stadium next February.

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