One of the best things the Oakland Raiders did this offseason was revamping their offensive line. The team signed veteran Trent Brown to the largest contract for an offensive lineman in NFL history which shored up the right side.
However, their best move of the offseason was convincing guard Richie Incognito to come out of retirement. Incognito started 12 games for the Raiders this season and played at a Pro Bowl level. On Monday, Fox’s Jay Glazer reported that the team has agreed to a contract extension with the 36-year old guard.
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Incognito is now signed through the 2021 season as he received a new deal worth up to $14 million. That deal includes a little more than $6 million guaranteed that he will receive as a signing bonus.
With Incognito under contract, the entire starting offensive line should return for the Raiders in 2020. As long as they can stay healthy, that unit should continue to be one of the best in the league.
