Memphis Secures Future with Ryan Silverfield's Contract Extension Through 2028

The five-year deal, valued at $12.25 million, reflects the university's confidence in Silverfield after a standout 2023 season.

Memphis has extended head coach Ryan Silverfield's contract through the 2028 season, marking a significant commitment to the football program's future.
Silverfield's new deal is a five-year, $12.25 million contract, reflecting the university's confidence in his leadership following a successful 2023 season.
Under Silverfield's guidance, Memphis achieved a 10-3 record last season, including a victory in the Liberty Bowl, highlighting the team's potential in the expanded College Football Playoff era.
The contract includes incentives for performance milestones, such as conference championship appearances and playoff achievements, underscoring the ambitious goals set for the team.
Silverfield, who has been with Memphis since 2016 and replaced Mike Norvell in 2019, expressed his gratitude and excitement for the opportunity to continue leading the Tigers.