Raiders sign Miller to reported 3-year, $66M extension

The Las Vegas Raiders signed left tackle Kolton Miller to a contract extension, the team announced Wednesday.

The deal is a three-year, $66-million pact that includes $42.5 million guaranteed, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Miller, who was entering the last year of his contract, now ranks ninth among left tackles with a $22-million average annual salary, according to Spotrac.

Miller, the Raiders' longest-tenured player, started 17 games for Las Vegas in 2024. The 29-year-old has made 109 appearances (107 starts) since being drafted 15th overall in 2018.

The UCLA product struggled earlier in his NFL career but has become a cornerstone of the Raiders' offensive line in recent years. Miller ranked 14th among all offensive tackles last season, according to PFF.

Miller will protect Geno Smith's blind side in 2025 after Las Vegas acquired the veteran quarterback in a trade from the Seattle Seahawks this past offseason.