Defensive Tackle · Green Bay Packers

Devonte Wyatt

No. 95 · 5th season

Devonte Wyatt just got paid, and Green Bay made sure of it before camp even started

Some things get settled before a single practice rep. Green Bay handled Devonte Wyatt's future early — a three-year extension worth $57 million, locking him in through the 2029 season, agreed before training camp opened.

Wyatt is 28, a defensive tackle who had been playing out the final year of his original deal. That is a real kind of pressure — performing under a contract that could end at any moment — and he was still showing up for the Green Bay Packers anyway.

Now it's done. The Packers decided he was worth committing to, and the number says plenty: the extension puts Wyatt in financial company with other top interior defensive linemen around the league. For a player heading into what are typically the prime years at his position, this is the kind of security that changes everything about how you walk into a building.

The timing matters too. Getting this finished before camp means Wyatt arrives with nothing hanging over him. Whatever he does this season, he's doing it as someone the organization already bet on.

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