Defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons solidifies his future in Tennessee after signing a multiyear extension. Announced on Friday, this record-setting deal spans three years and is valued at $105.8 million, with an astounding $100 million guaranteed, ensuring Simmons remains with the Tennessee Titans through the 2030 season.

This extension grants Simmons an average annual salary of $35.2 million, surpassing the previous record held by Chris Jones of the Kansas City Chiefs at $31.75 million.

Reflecting on his journey, Simmons expressed gratitude for the Titans, whom he was drafted by at No. 19 overall in 2019. He referred to Tennessee as his "second home," stating:

"From day one, this organization believed in me, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to continue to pour into this franchise and community."

Simmons, a 2025 All-Pro, is coming off a standout season with career highs in:

• Sacks: 11.0
• Tackles for Loss: 17
• Forced Fumbles: 3
• Total Tackles: 67
• Quarterback Pressures: 60

Over the past decade, he is one of only two defensive tackles to achieve over 10 sacks, 16 tackles for loss, and three forced fumbles in a single season.

In his career, Simmons has tallied:

• Total Tackles: 383
• Sacks: 42.5
• Quarterback Pressures: 275
• Tackles for Loss: 65

Off the field, Simmons is recognized as a leader, being a four-time Pro Bowler and a three-time Community Man of the Year. Mike Borgonzi, Titans general manager, highlighted Simmons as "a pillar" of the franchise, emphasizing his on-field talent and off-field contributions to the community. Borgonzi stated,

"You always want to keep your best players and we accomplished that today."

This extension marks a significant commitment by the Titans to their star player as they aim for future championships.