Where does Tyson Campbell's salary rank among NFL's highest-paid CBs? Top 10 contracts explored

The busy offseason for the Jacksonville Jaguars continues with an extension for cornerback Tyson Campbell. NFL Network reporter Ian Rapoport broke the news this morning that Campbell and the Jaguars have agreed to a four-year, $76.5 million contract extension that includes $53.4 million guaranteed.

Campbell was picked in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft. He's been a quality starting cornerback for the Jaguars for the last three seasons. In his career, he's racked up 204 tackles, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, six interceptions and 30 pass deflections.

Campbell is viewed as Jacksonville's leader in the secondary and looks to be a staple to their defense for years to come.

Where does Tyson Campbell's salary rank among NFL's highest-paid CBs?

Tyson Campbell during Indianapolis Colts v Jacksonville Jaguars (Source: Getty)

Interestingly, Tyson Campbell's new contract is the largest contract ever for a cornerback who hasn't made the Pro Bowl in their career.

Every year, Campbell's contract isn't in the top five for defensive backs, but it is right outside of it. Campbell is now the seventh-highest-paid defensive back in the NFL, being paid $19.4 million per season.

Here's a look at the 10 highest-paid cornerbacks in the NFL:

Cornerback	Salary (per year)
Jaire Alexander	$21 million
Denzel Ward	$20.1 million
Jalen Ramsey	$20 million
Marlon Humphrey	$19.4 million
Trevon Diggs	$19.4 million
Marshon Lattimore	$19.4 million
Tyson Campbell	$19.4 million
L'Jarius Snead	$19.4 million
Jaylon Johnson	$19 million
Carlton Davis	$14.8 million

The Jacksonville Jaguars have dished out millions of dollars in free agency this offseason

Trevor Lawrence during Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Source: Getty)

It's been a busy and expensive offseason for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

After franchise-tagging star edge-rusher Hines-Allen, the team agreed to a five-year extension worth $150 million, including $88 million guaranteed, after he set the single-season franchise record for most sacks in a single season (17.5.) The Jaguars also made quarterback Trevor Lawrence the highest-paid player in NFL history, inking him to a five-year, $275 million contract extension with $142 million guaranteed.

The Jaguars also landed former Buffalo Bills center Mitch Morse (two years, $10.5 million) and Bills wide receiver Gabriel Davis (three years, $39 million.) They also landed big-ticket free agent DL Arik Armstead, signing him to a three-year, $43.5 million contract.

Between Lawrence, Hines-Allen, Campbell, Armstead, Davis and Morse, the Jaguars have dished out $594.5 million in contract money this offseason.

The Jaguars finished last season with a 9-8 record and just missed the playoffs. They've retained some of their best players this offseason while adding some talent in free agency. Do you think Duval will make it back to the playoffs in 2024?