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Packers Sign Linebacker Isaiah McDuffie to an Extension

McDuffie, a core special teams contributor, signed after starting 12 games last season and missing only one game since 2022.

  • On July 9, the Green Bay Packers signed linebacker Isaiah McDuffie to a contract extension, keeping him with the team through the 2027 season.
  • McDuffie has demonstrated consistent durability, missing only one game while starting 38 over the last four seasons and ranking among 25 defensive players with three consecutive seasons of at least 85 tackles.
  • The new deal includes a $1.5 million signing bonus and reduces McDuffie's 2026 base salary to $1.4 million; in 2027, he earns a $2.9 million base salary plus $750,000 roster bonus.
  • As a core special teams contributor, McDuffie tied for third with 12 tackles last season, providing valuable depth and experience for the Packers' defensive rotation.
  • With the linebacker corps under contract through 2027, McDuffie will participate in training camp on July 29, competing for snaps in the Packers' scheme utilizing two off-the-ball linebacker spots.
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Packers sign linebacker Isaiah McDuffie to an extension

The Green Bay Packers have signed linebacker Isaiah McDuffie to a contract extension announced by general manager Brian Gutekunst.

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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, July 13, 2026.
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