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Will Cuylle is off to a fiery start for the New York Rangers, leading the team in hits while driving offense. We break down his dual-threat production, his RFA status, and what a long-term contract extension could look like.

Justin Bonhard of Blue Line Station argues that New York Rangers forward Will Cuylle is setting himself up for a lucrative long-term contract extension following a strong start to the 2026-27 NHL season. Through four games, the 24-year-old is the only Rangers player with at least 10 hits and 10 shots on goal, leading the team with 12 hits.
Bonhard notes that Cuylle is currently earning $3.9 million this season and will become a restricted free agent in the summer. The writer suggests Cuylle could potentially command a seven-year deal averaging $4 million to $5 million annually, though the Rangers must balance his extension alongside other priorities such as Gabe Perreault.
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