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Bengals Re-Sign Center Ted Karras to One-Year Extension

The NFLPA vice president used the deal to press for pension credit for veteran practice-squad players.

Overview

  • Cincinnati announced the new pact Friday, keeping the 32-year-old starter in place for the 2025 season.
  • Contract figures vary by outlet, with NFL Network reporting $5 million and Spotrac estimating about $6 million.
  • Pro Football Rumors says the move leaves Karras under contract through 2026, with full terms still being clarified.
  • Karras publicly urged changes to count extended practice-squad service toward pension eligibility for long-tenured players.
  • The 11-year veteran enters his fifth season in Cincinnati after starting 17 games in each of the past two seasons.