Joe Tippmann Secures $62 Million Deal to Strengthen Jets' O-line
WHO:
NY Post - Joe Tippmann, a second-round pick from the 2023 NFL Draft, plays for the Jets.
newyorkjets.com - Tippmann was selected 43rd overall out of Wisconsin.
WHAT:
NY Post - Tippmann's contract extension makes him the 15th-highest-paid guard in the NFL.
NY Post - Tippmann signed a four-year contract extension worth $62 million, which includes $31 million in guarantees.
newyorkjets.com - Tippmann has been a starter at right guard or center since joining the Jets and has started 44 consecutive games.
WHERE:
newyorkjets.com - Tippmann plays for the New York Jets.
WHEN:
newyorkjets.com - Tippmann's first start came in Game 3 of the 2023 season against New England.
newyorkjets.com - He started all 17 games in the 2024 season.
WHY:
newyorkjets.com - Tippmann's contract extension serves to bolster the Jets' offensive line stability.
HOW:
newyorkjets.com - Tippmann has played 2,936 offensive snaps plus 144 special team snaps in his first three years with the Jets.
newyorkjets.com - Tippmann ranked among the top three right guards in the league, allowing just four QB pressures on 137 pass-blocking snaps (2.9%) in the first four games of the season.
newyorkjets.com - He was recognized with the team's Selfless Warrior Award and the Kyle Clifton "Good Guy" Award for his performance.
(UPDATED June 17, 2026 06:43 UTC)
Tippmann has signed a contract extension that positions him as the 15th-highest-paid guard in the NFL. Over his first three years with the Jets, he has played a total of 2,936 offensive snaps along with 144 special team snaps. This extension reflects his significant contributions to the team during his tenure.
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(UPDATED June 17, 2026 04:25 UTC)
Joe Tippmann, a second-round pick from the 2023 NFL Draft, has signed a four-year contract extension with the New York Jets worth $62 million, including $31 million in guarantees. Since joining the team, Tippmann has been a reliable starter at right guard or center, playing 44 consecutive games and earning recognition for his outstanding performance, including the team's Selfless Warrior Award. His impressive play has ranked him among the top three right guards in the league, as he allowed just four quarterback pressures on 137 pass-blocking snaps during the first four games of the season.