Falcons Sign Defensive End Cameron Thomas to Three-Year Extension Worth Up to $33 Million
The Atlanta Falcons announced on November 13 that they have agreed with defensive end Cameron Thomas on a three-year contract extension worth up to $33 million, keeping Thomas with the team through the 2029 season.
Thomas, 26, joined the Falcons on a one-year deal this past offseason and has played in nine games this season, recording 25 tackles, 12 quarterback hits, two sacks and one forced fumble, exceeding the team's expectations. The deal was finalized on the night of November 12 by Thomas's representatives together with Falcons general manager Ian Cunningham and the team's front office, according to reports.
Thomas entered the league as a third-round draft pick in 2022 and spent his first two seasons with the Arizona Cardinals. He then played for the Cleveland Browns in 2024 and 2025 under Kevin Stefanski, and followed Stefanski to Atlanta this season, where he has re-established himself.
Keeping Thomas is seen as an important step for the Falcons' defense, and the team hopes he will continue to provide a steady pass rush up front.
Source: Atlanta Falcons
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