Maliek Collins has no injury designation right now.
What's happening with Maliek Collins
Maliek Collins has agreed to a contract extension with the Browns, with GM Andrew Berry showing a willingness to negotiate during the season. Even with Collins locked up, Cleveland still has four other starters set to hit free agency, leaving more roster decisions ahead.
Maliek Collins agreed to a $30 million extension with the Browns, securing his future with the team. The deal rewards his consistent work against the run during a season marked by instability along Cleveland's defensive line, giving the unit a reliable veteran presence moving forward.
Maliek Collins has agreed to a $30 million contract extension with the Cleveland Browns, keeping the defensive tackle in Cleveland ahead of their matchup with the Titans. The deal secures a key piece of the team's interior defensive line for the foreseeable future, providing stability up front as the Browns continue their season.
The Browns signed defensive tackle Maliek Collins to a two-year contract extension, locking him up just six games into his existing deal. The early move signals Cleveland's confidence in Collins as a core piece of its defensive line for the foreseeable future.
Unlike the Steelers, who avoid in-season extensions, Browns GM Andrew Berry is willing to negotiate, as shown by Maliek Collins' new deal, though four starters remain unsigned for free agency.
The Browns signed defensive tackle Maliek Collins to a $30 million extension after he provided steady run defense amid a turbulent season at the position.