The Las Vegas Raiders reached a contract extension with starting left tackle Kolton Miller on Wednesday, with sources telling ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler that the deal is for three years and $66 million, with $42.5 million guaranteed.

Miller, the longest-tenured Raiders player, was entering the final year of his contract and has a cap hit of $15.7 million. In April, he did not participate in the early stages of the team’s voluntary offseason program as he sought a new deal, a source had told ESPN.

Eventually, Miller rejoined the team and was involved in OTAs and mandatory minicamp.

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CINCINNATI — Joe Burrow didn’t feel the need to offer an explanation on Wednesday.

After a strong practice, the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback said he feels great and praised how he has thrown the ball through a week of training camp.

When asked about why he felt that way, Burrow simply pointed to the body of work.

“You’re out there every day,” Burrow said.

For the first time since his rookie season in 2020, Burrow isn’t nursing some sort of injury during training camp. This time last year, Burrow was still working his way back from a season-ending wrist injury on his throwing hand.

On Wednesday, he was aggressive in challenging cornerbacks and pushing the ball downfield. And as he pointed out, anyone who has watched him can probably tell how he’s feeling.

“I think this is the best I’m throwing it in several years, so I’m excited about that,” Burrow said. “Excited about where our team’s at, too.”

Even though the Bengals have practiced for just a week, this is the best stretch of health Burrow has enjoyed in training camp since 2020, which was significantly altered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether it’s been recovery from an ACL injury (2021), an emergency appendectomy (2022), a strained calf (2023) or the aforementioned wrist (2024), Burrow has spent camp dealing with something.

Not this year. Instead, Burrow has been strategic in deciding when to take what the defense gives him and when to push the ball into tight windows.

In team periods, Burrow said, he’s looking to take care of the ball and not force anything. But in 7-on-7 drills, he will be more aggressive.