Jabrill Peppers has signed a three-year contract extension with the New England Patriots, valued at $24 million with a potential maximum of $30 million. Head coach Jerod Mayo confirmed the extension, praising Peppers for his selflessness, passion, and energy on the field. Peppers, who joined the Patriots in 2022, has been a key player in the defense, recording 78 tackles and two interceptions last season despite missing two games due to injury. The extension aligns with the Patriots' recent trend of re-signing key players, including Kyle Dugger, who also received a significant contract earlier this offseason. Peppers' extension ensures the continuity of a strong safety duo in New England's defense. The deal is part of the team's broader strategy to maintain and reward its core players.