
NFL free agency officially starts on Wednesday but many teams around the league have been busy over the weekend making deals with their current players, including the Cleveland Browns, who stunned the NFL world by signing Myles Garrett to a historic extension on Sunday.
That signing will likely have an impact on the Bengals' possible upcoming deal with star wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, who the team said recently they wanted to sign to a historic contract. That number would now be much bigger thanks to Garrett's deal, which makes him the highest-paid non-QB at $40 million a year.