General manager James Gladstone hit it out of the ballpark when he traded for Jakobi Meyers at the November 4 deadline. At the time, the Jacksonville Jaguars were struggling with drops and needed help at receiver. Right off the bat, the seventh-year pro gave the offense a boost and became such an integral piece of the offense that the team's brass just rewarded him.
Adam Schefter of ESPN just reported that Jacksonville gave Meyers an extension worth $60 million with $40 million in guarantees that ensure he stays until 2028. Since joining the Jags in early November, he's hauled in 27 receptions for 355 yards, so it's fair to say that he most definitely deserved a pay bump.