The Baltimore Ravens and Ronnie Stanley have agreed to a five-year, $98.75 million extension.

The deal only trails the $22 million per season average Laremy Tunsil signed with the Houston Texans.

The extension keeps Stanley protecting Lamar Jackson's blind side through the 2025 season.

"Ronnie is the mainstay on our offensive line," Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said. "He's a shutdown left tackle who excels on the field and in our community. This is just the beginning for Ronnie, and we could not be happier for him and his family."

Through seven weeks this season, Stanley has a pass-block win rate of 96.8%, the highest among qualified offensive tackles.

The Miami Dolphins are signing Adam Shaheen to a two-year extension worth up to $7.85 million with $3.2 million guaranteed, according to a source.

Miami acquired the tight end from the Chicago Bears in late July for a conditional 2021 seventh-round pick.

Shaheen, a 2017 second-round pick, was entering the final year of his rookie deal. He has caught a touchdown in each of his last two games.

Antonio Brown can make up to $2.5 million with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this season.

Brown's deal will contain $1 million in base salary and roster bonuses, along with $750,000 if the Buccaneers win the Super Bowl and he also has three $250,000 incentives for receptions, yards and touchdowns. For Brown's individual incentives to trigger, the Buccaneers must also make the playoffs.

Brown still has to pass COVID-19 protocols before he can join the team but is likely to make his Buccaneers debut in Week 9 against the New Orleans Saints on Nov. 8.

The deal reunites Brown with quarterback Tom Brady and could help a team that has been banged up at wide receiver.

Marlon Humphrey and the Baltimore Ravens have agreed to a five-year extension worth $98.75 million.

Humphrey will become the NFL's second highest paid cornerback behind Jalen Ramsey. 

"For me, being the highest paid was never really a factor," Humphrey said. "The biggest thing for me was staying a Raven. I remember when I first got here, me and Chris Moore used to joke around saying, 'Ravens for life.' It's a very good feeling to actually be one."

Humphrey has been the Ravens' top defensive playmaker over the past three seasons. Since entering the league in 2017, he is one of two NFL players to produce at least 40 passes defensed, eight interceptions, four forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries.