The Philadelphia Eagles are investing heavily in their wide receiver corps, ensuring that key pieces of their offensive fireworks stay lit for years to come. In a strategic move, the Eagles have grasped DeVonta Smith with a three-year contract extension, as reported by CBS News Philadelphia, securing his plays on the field through at least the 2028 season. The financials of the deal, dished out by NFL Media, peg the extension at $75 million, with a hefty $51 million guaranteed, and an annual shoestring of around $25 million.

Smith, snapped up 10th overall by the Eagles after a trade with the Dallas Cowboys in 2021, has bedazzled Eagles fans with his on-field theatrics. Not only has the University of Alabama standout amassed over 1,000 yards in each of the past two seasons, but he's also reeled in more than 100 catches in all three of his seasons - an impressive tally that the team clearly believes is worth the price. This information was swung in by ESPN, highlighting an undeniable consistency in Smith's game.

But it's not only the crowd-rousing Smith that's seen the Eagles' administrative affection this offseason. As NBC Sports picked up, the team has also sewn up contract extensions for guard Landon Dickerson and tackle Jordan Mailata. Smith's 2025 salary alone will catapult to $15.591 million, a figure that paints just another stroke in the Eagles' master plan to maintain a robust offensive line-up as they surge towards the 2024 season.

The terms of the deal anchor Smith to the Eagles through the span of wide receiver A.J. Brown's contract expiration, aligning two engaging playmakers on the roster for a synchronized duration. The duo's conjoined presence on the team's roster is undoubtedly intended to turbo-charge the Eagles' offense, providing a stable launchpad for the team's aspirations at both a divisional and conference level. Clearly, the Eagles' brass are betting big that these financial maneuvers will translate into tangible trophies hoisted high within the City of Brotherly Love's footballing pantheon.