Bradley Chubb Restructures Contract with Dolphins Through 2025

The Miami Dolphins have restructured the contract of standout edge rusher Bradley Chubb, who missed the entire 2024 season due to complications from a knee injury. The new deal reduces his base salary from $19.45 million but allows him to potentially earn up to $21 million through performance incentives based on playtime and sack counts. Chubb, who is fully recovered from his injuries, will remain with the Dolphins through the 2025 season. This agreement is viewed as a strategic move to provide salary cap relief for the team while retaining a key player. Chubb joined the Dolphins in 2022 after being traded from the Denver Broncos and has been a significant contributor with 13 ½ sacks over one and a half seasons. The teams' decision to restructure his contract reflects their commitment to keeping him in Miami despite his recent injury setbacks.