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Falcons Sign Cameron Thomas and C.J. Henderson to Multiyear Extensions
By Alexander Cole
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The Atlanta Falcons have signed defensive end Cameron Thomas and cornerback C.J. Henderson to multiyear contract extensions, the team announced Friday, November 13.
Thomas’s extension runs through 2029, according to Pro Football Talk. The defensive end joined Atlanta in March, signing a one-year contract worth $3.1 million. His new agreement extends his tenure with the Falcons beyond the original one-year deal.
Henderson signed a two-year extension, according to Yahoo Sports and Pro Football Talk. Yahoo Sports described the veteran cornerback as enjoying a career renaissance in Atlanta.
The team’s announcement confirmed both extensions, but the financial terms of the new agreements had not been reported in the available information. The length of Thomas’s extension and Henderson’s two-year deal are the contract details provided by the reports.
Season statistics for either player had not been reported, and no performance figures were available to detail their contributions in Atlanta. Comments from the team or the players about the agreements had also not been reported.
The extensions secure both players under multiyear agreements, with Thomas’s deal extending through 2029 and Henderson’s covering two years. Further contract details, including financial terms, had not been reported as of Friday.
Alexander Cole
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