The New England Patriots are finalizing the rookie contract for second-round draft pick Gabe Jacas, according to multiple reports. Both outlets state that Jacas has signed a multi-year agreement after joining the team as a rookie selection. Newsweek reports the deal is four years in length and worth $8.6 million, describing it as a long-awaited contract. Yahoo Sports also says the contract is a four-year deal and indicates the signature has been completed. The reports align on the key terms of the agreement, including the duration and the fact that Jacas is the player and that he is joining New England as part of the team’s draft class. No additional details about bonuses, guarantees, or contract structure beyond the figures reported are included in the provided summaries. The contract signing resolves the remaining contractual step for Jacas following his draft selection by the Patriots.