Despite not being an All-Pro or Pro Bowler, though, Benford got a deal worthy of a top cornerback in the NFL - and certainly with the Bills at this point in the offseason. Benford signed a four-year contract extension with Buffalo Saturday afternoon worth $76 million.

Benford, whose long-term extension helps offset the loss of veteran cornerback Rasul Douglas in free agency, is just the latest Bills standout to receive a new deal this year. Buffalo also reached new contract agreements with wide receiver Khalil Shakir, pass rusher Greg Rousseau and linebacker Terrel Bernard.

The team agreed to terms with Christian Benford, the unquestioned No. 1 cornerback, on a four-year extension worth $76 million, according to team and league sources. The deal, when signed, will run through the 2029 season and at $19 million per year. That average value ties Benford for the 13th-highest contract for a cornerback in the NFL.