Green Bay Packers’ right tackle Zach Tom is eligible for a new contract extension because he will enter the final year of his rookie agreement in 2025. The Wake Forest product will make $1.1 million next season. If he and the Green Bay Packers cannot reach an agreement on a new term, Tom will be eligible for unrestricted free agency in the summer of 2026. Zach Tom was recently named.
Zach Tom was been voted a first-team All-Pro by the PFF for the 2024 season, outperforming plausible alternatives such as Philadelphia Eagles’ Lane Johnson and Detroit Lions’ Penei Sewell. He was one of the best-graded offensive tackles last season, ranking third in run-blocking (90.0), 11th in pass-blocking (82.1), and fourth in total grade (87.6). The 25-year-old also allowed only 24 total pressures and three sacks on 562 pass-blocking snaps while being penalized only seven times. For the past two seasons, he has started at right tackle for the team.
New England Patriots are pushed to trade for Green Bay Packers’ Zach Tom. This offseason, the New England Patriots have multiple roster needs to address, including the right tackle position. If the Patriots want Drake Maye to reach his full potential, they must provide him with more protection. NBC Sports Boston’s Phil Perry proposed the New England Patriots pursue Zach Tom, but getting him out of Green Bay is much more said than done.
“Tom is among the most underrated offensive linemen in the league, so it will be tough to pry him from the Packers,” the columnist said. “Since tackle is arguably the Patriots’ biggest need, it’s a possibility that should at least be explored.”
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