Dolphins Restructure Bradley Chubb's Contract to Retain Star Pass Rusher

Chubb agrees to a reduced base salary with performance incentives after missing 2024 due to a severe knee injury.

The Miami Dolphins and Bradley Chubb have agreed to a restructured contract, lowering his base salary while including playtime and sack incentives to maintain his full earning potential of $21 million for 2025.
Chubb's revised deal reduces his $28.6 million cap hit, creating financial flexibility for the team ahead of free agency.
The 29-year-old edge rusher missed the entire 2024 season recovering from a torn ACL, meniscus, and patellar tendon sustained in late 2023 but is expected to fully participate in the Dolphins' offseason program.
Chubb was acquired from the Denver Broncos in 2022 and signed to a five-year, $110 million extension; he has earned two Pro Bowl selections in his career.
If healthy, Chubb will join Jaelan Phillips and 2024 first-round pick Chop Robinson to form a strong pass-rushing trio for the Dolphins.