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Hjalte Froholdt contract extension keeps starting O-line intact
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The Arizona Cardinals announced a two-year contract extension for center Hjalte Froholdt on Tuesday. The reported $20 million deal put him in the top 10 of average center salaries.
It also established some future continuity in the starting offensive line.
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With Froholdt under contract through 2028, all five of their current starters on the line are signed through at least next season.
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Left tackle Paris Johnson is signed through 2027, and he has been in contract talks for an extension.
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Left guard Isaac Seumalo signed a three-year deal in free agency this year. He is under contract through 2028.
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Froholdt's contract runs through 2028.
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Right guard Isaiah Adams' four-year rookie deal expires after 2027.
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Right tackle Elijah Wilkinson signed a two-year contract this offseason, so he is contracted through 2027.
Adams and Wilkinson aren't likely the long-term options at those positions. Second-round rookie Bisontis is waiting in the wings at guard. Both Josh Fryar and Jayden Williams have shown promise. Right tackle might be a priority next offseason.
Even if it is, the Cardinals have ensured that they won't lose anyone unless they want to.
The Cardinals are actually planning with a little bit of foresight.
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