Updating previous reports, Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown signed a new five-year deal Monday, Feb. 27, worth $72.71 million.

Updating previous reports, Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown signed a new five-year deal Monday, Feb. 27, worth $72.71 million.

Updating a previous report, Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown’s new deal is five years in length. As stated earlier, the deal is worth more than $15 million.

Updating a previous report, Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown’s new deal is five years in length. As stated earlier, the deal is worth more than $15 million.

Kansas City Chiefs OG Laurent Duvernay-Tardif and the Chiefs are finalizing a five-year, $41.25 million extension, according to a source.

Kansas City Chiefs OG Laurent Duvernay-Tardif and the Chiefs are finalizing a five-year, $41.25 million extension, according to a source.

Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown reached an agreement to become the NFL’s highest paid wide receiver Monday, Feb. 27, according to a source. Brown will earn more than $15 million per year.

Footballguys View: Brown is now tied to the Steelers through 2021, his age-33 season. It’s a good move for both sides as Brown gets proper market value while the Steelers continue with one of the best receivers in the NFL.

San Francisco 49ers LB Carl Bradford and DT Mike Purcell were tendered to one-year contracts Monday, Feb. 27.

Updating a previous report, New York Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul was given the franchise tag Monday, Feb. 27. The tag is expected to be around $17 million.

Footballguys View: That number is huge, so expect the Giants to work diligently to get Pierre-Paul wrapped up with a long-term contract. He wants a multi-year deal for stability, and Pierre-Paul feels he deserves one after proving himself on a one-year deal in 2016.

New York Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul will be given the franchise tag if a long-term contract cannot be agreed upon before the franchise tag deadline Wednesday, March 1.