The Los Angeles Rams and left tackle Alaric Jackson agreed on a three-year, $57 million contract extension, multiple media outlets reported Friday.

Left tackle Alaric Jackson is reportedly returning for a fifth season with the Los Angeles Rams. Jackson and the Rams agreed Friday to a three-year, $57 million contract with $35 million in guaranteed money,

Just a few hours after agreeing to a contract restructure with quarterback Matthew Stafford, the Los Angeles Rams also locked in his blind-side protector. Per a league source, L.A. will extend starting left tackle Alaric Jackson on a three-year deal.

It’ll continue to be protected by left tackle Alaric Jackson. According to Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports, the Rams and Jackson have agreed to terms on a long-term extension, keeping the young left tackle in Los Angeles.

The Rams and Alaric Jackson have agreed to terms on a three-year, $57 million contract that will keep the left tackle off the free-agent market, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported Friday.

The 26-year-old was set to hit the open market when the new league year begins. Now he will stay in Los Angeles.

A few hours after they announced that quarterback Matthew Stafford would return, the Rams agreed to terms with left tackle Alaric Jackson on a three-year contract, a

Alaric Jackson, one of Matthew Stafford's top protectors on the offensive line, is staying with the Rams on a three-year deal that includes $35 million in guarantees.

Matthew Stafford isn’t the only Rams player with a new contract. According to multiple reports, left tackle Alaric Jackson has agreed to an extension with the team. Jackson’s new deal will run three years and be worth $57 million with $35 million in guaranteed money.

Jackson, who has started at left tackle protecting QB Matthew Stafford the past two seasons, was scheduled to be an unrestricted free agent this spring

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The Bears will need to pay tackle Braxton Jones an extension similar or larger than the Rams paid Alaric Jackson and they need to ponder whether the draft provides a better answer.