The Indianapolis Colts have announced a significant extension for offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann, agreeing to a four-year deal valued at $100 million, as reported by NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo. This contract includes an impressive $60 million in guaranteed funds, according to Raimann’s agent Chase Callahan.

Over the past two seasons, Raimann has been a key contributor to the Colts' offensive line, participating in 96.5 percent of the team’s offensive snaps when available, as noted by Pro Football Reference. The former third-round draft pick was on track to enter free agency at the end of his rookie contract following the 2025 season but will instead remain with the Colts for the foreseeable future.

This development marks a crucial step for the Colts as they look to solidify their offensive line and enhance their competitiveness in the league. Further updates and analyses regarding this contract and its implications for the Colts' roster are anticipated.