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The New England Patriots signed tackle Conor McDermott to a two-year extension, ESPN reported Wednesday.

The $3.6 million deal includes $750,000 in incentives in both 2023 and 2024, raising the max value to $5.1 million.

McDermott, 30, started the Patriots' final six games at right tackle last season after being signed off the New York Jets' practice squad on Nov. 22.

Originally a sixth-round pick by New England in 2017, he has played 49 games (12 starts) with the Buffalo Bills (2017-18), Jets (2019-22) and Patriots.

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