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Buffalo Bills receiver Khalil Shakir has agreed to a four-year contract extension worth up to $60.2 million that locks him up through the 2029 season. The Bills announced the agreement and a person with direct knowledge of the deal revealed its value to The Associated Press. Speaking on condition of anonymity because figures weren't released by the team, the person said $32 million of the contract is guaranteed. The agreement comes with Shakir having one season left on his rookie contract. It indicates the value the Bills placed on the third-year player who has established himself as one of quarterback Josh Allen's favorite options.
