The Green Bay Packers have agreed to a multi-year extension for defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt, with reports ranging between a three-year, $57 million deal (including a $20 million signing bonus) and a higher figure of about $67 million, through the 2029 season. Wyatt, a 2022 first-round pick, has been a key interior player, with 16 sacks and 101 tackles across four seasons and 57 starts. He suffered a fractured fibula and torn ankle ligament that ended his 2025 campaign, but the team views him as a cornerstone on the defensive line alongside Javon Hargrave. Some reports consider the deal below market value for interior linemen, as Green Bay bets on a healthy Wyatt to rebound. The extension comes as the team prepares for training camp in late July, with Wyatt expected to contribute as a starter early in the season. NFL outlets continue to report on the agreement as part of Green Bay’s long-term defensive planning.