Turpin was named a first-team All-Pro last season for his work returning kicks, and has been named to the Pro Bowl in two of his first three seasons

Turpin earned two Pro Bowl selections and a 2024 first-team All-Pro nod for his work as a returner in his first three years

The Dallas Cowboys and KaVontae Turpin agreed to a three-year, $18 million contract on Tuesday, a deal that will make him the NFL's highest-paid special teams player.

There was word last week that the Cowboys were planning on tendering wide receiver and kick returner KaVontae Turpin as a restricted free agent, but they will avoid going through that process.

After losing Chauncey Golston to the New York Giants, the Dallas Cowboys invested in another depth pass-rusher. During the second day of the free agency negotiating window, the Cowboys agreed to a deal with former New Orleans Saints first-round pick Payton Turner.

Despite clearing well over $50 million on the eve of free agency, the Dallas Cowboys have once again made a sluggish start to the NFL's yearly spending spree. While not splashes, Javonte Williams and Solomon Thomas are quality additions to the backfield and defensive line,

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Cowboys are re-signing WR KaVontae Turpin to a three-year deal. NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero adds the deal is worth $18 million. Turpin was a restricted free agent and Dallas used the second-round tender on him.