COLLINGWOOD gun Jack Crisp has turned his back on free agency, signing a three-year deal in a massive boost for the Magpies.
Crisp, who was due to come out of contract at the end of 2023, has inked a new deal through until the end of 2026 after another impressive season.
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The 29-year-old won a second straight Copeland Trophy after averaging 23.8 disposals, 5.5 tackles and four marks in 2022.
Crisp has played 188 consecutive games – the most of any active player – and celebrated his 200th AFL match in the Magpies' preliminary final loss to Sydney.
In an additional boost for Collingwood, forward Brody Mihocek signed a two-year extension.
Mihocek, selected in the 2018 NAB AFL Rookie Draft, has kicked 165 goals in 102 games for the Magpies, including booting a career-high 41 this year.
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"We are really pleased to have Brody and Jack sign new deals that will see them remain at the club until the end of 2025 and 2026, respectively," Collingwood general manager of football Graham Wright said.
"Both players have proven to be consistent performers and, particularly over the past few years, have played a key role in our side's success.
"Jack has not only been highly durable but a highly consistent elite level performer for our club – he has elite training standards and has really developed as a leader in our midfield and amongst the wider program.
"Brody is a model teammate on and off the field with his work ethic, courage and selflessness setting him apart."
