Bradley Chubb is staying put. The Miami Dolphins and the veteran edge rusher have agreed to a revised contract, keeping him on the team for at least another year, according to Tom Pelissero. The former first-round pick had reportedly hoped to stay in Miami and he gets his wish.

Miami Dolphins edge rusher Bradley Chubb has agreed to a revised contract that will allow him to stay with the team in 2025, a league source confirmed Wednesday. Chubb was scheduled to have a salary cap hit of $28.7 million, second on the team, behind only quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.

Chubb joined the Dolphins in late 2022 after the Denver Broncos traded him to Miami. The Dolphins promptly signed him to a five-year extension that ran through 2027. He excelled for the rest of the season, even earning his second Pro Bowl in the process.