
Falcons' Bijan Robinson agrees to a 3-year extension that makes him the NFL's top-paid running back
By Marcus Chen
WPLG Sports South Florida

Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal is ready to get back to work after he received a contract extension. The extension, announced Monday night, will add a couple years to the already existing eight-year contract Cristobal originally signed worth $80 million. Super blessed. I feel grateful beyond what words can express, he said. Cristobal spoke with 7News on Tuesday, the first day of practice for the University of Miami s football team, about the new deal and his expectations for his players. It s a team with a lot to prove, and I think we approach practice today in that manner, a lot of positive things to get excited about and, like anything, a lot of stuff that needs to be corrected, you know, miles to go as it relates to what we want to do, he said Cristobal. We ve done a lot of good things, and there s a lot more good and great things and elite things to come, and we feel like we re just getting started, but I mean, Miami s in my blood, always has been, alwa
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