The Las Vegas Raiders have agreed to a three-year contract extension with left tackle Kolton Miller that could be worth up to $68.7 million, according to a source.

The deal puts Miller among the top five highest-paid offensive tackles in terms of average annual value.

The $68.7 million includes the $2.316 million salary from the last year of Miller's rookie deal, a fifth-year option worth $10.88 million, and the three new years on the deal, which can be worth $18.505 million per year if he hits certain incentives. It carries $42.6 million guaranteed at signing.

The Las Vegas Raiders have agreed to a reworked deal worth $3.5 million for one season with a chance to make up $8 million including incentives. 

Mariota spent 2020 as the backup to Derek Carr.

Under his old deal Mariota was slated to make $10.725 million.

The Las Vegas Raiders have agreed to a two-year deal with Kenyan Drake, according to a report.

The running back can earn up to $14.5 million with $11 million of that guaranteed.

Drake was a third-round pick of the Miami Dolphins in 2016.

The Las Vegas Raiders have agreed to a deal with Yannick Ngakoue worth $26 million over two seasons.

The Jacksonville Jaguars placed the franchise tag on Ngakoue last season and then he was traded to the Minnesota Vikings before he was flipped to the Baltimore Ravens.

The Raiders entered the offseason with a major need for a pass rusher.

The New England Patriots are acquiring Trent Brown from the Las Vegas Raiders after agreeing to a restructured one-year contract with the offensive tackle, according to sources.

Brown's new deal could be worth up to $11 million.

A swap of late-round 2022 picks is involved in the trade, per sources.

Brown, 27, previously played for the Patriots in 2018, starting every game in the team's Super Bowl championship season.