What began with a summer trade request has ended in a high-stakes compromise, as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and star defensive tackle Vita Vea finally put their contract standoff to rest.
The two sides reached an agreement on a one-year, $30 million extension, ESPN first reported on Wednesday afternoon. The deal keeps Vea under contract for the next two seasons while giving him a $6 million raise for this year, increasing his 2026 salary to $24 million.
The $30 million extension is fully guaranteed, locking in $48 million for Vea over the next two seasons.
According to Spotrac , his $24 million average salary ties him with Carolina Panthers…
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