The first overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft is officially under contract.
The Arizona Cardinals announced Thursday that they signed quarterback Kyler Murray, whom they chose with the No. 1 selection in last month's draft.
As with all first-round contracts, Murray's deal is for four years with a fifth-year team option. The contract is worth $35,158,644 fully guaranteed, a source told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.
This is the second first-round rookie deal Arizona has handed out to a QB in as many years. The Cardinals traded up to grab Josh Rosen at No. 10 in the 2018 NFL Draft and front-loaded his four-year, $17.6 million deal with a $10.9 million signing bonus.
But after Rosen suffered through a supbar rookie year and the Cards earned the top pick in the draft, Arizona decided to draft Murray and ship Rosen to the Miami Dolphins for a second-round pick used to draft receiver Andy Isabella and a 2020 fifth-rounder.
Arizona also inked contracts with second-round CB Byron Murphy, third-round DE Zach Allen, sixth-round WR KeeSean Johnson, seventh-round OL Joshua Miles and seventh-round TE Caleb Wilson, or Mr. Irrelevant.
Among the Cardinals' selections remaining to be signed are Isabella, fourth-round WR Hakeem Butler, fifth-round S Deionte Thompson, sixth-round C Lamont Gaillard and seventh-round DE Michael Dogbe.
