Darren Waller has yet to reach a new contract agreement with the Las Vegas Raiders, but by the looks of it, the issue could be resolved soon.

According to Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Waller and the Raiders are already working on his contract situation and could come to an agreement by the end of the week. They play the Arizona Cardinals in Week 1 on Sunday.

Darren Waller's contract has been a major talking point this offseason, with some even claiming that his absence (because of a hamstring injury) is only a ploy to gain leverage when discussing a new deal with the Raiders.

The 29-year-old tight end, however, is truly underpaid at his position. He has two years remaining on his deal, though he'll earn just $7 million this 2022 with a $6.25 million base salary. Comparing the average salary among tight ends in the NFL, Waller ranks just 17th on the list–which is definitely shocking when considering his production.

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For what it's worth, Waller himself is not bothered by his contract situation despite the media and some fans making a big deal out of it.

“We'll see, man,” Waller said when asked if he expects to get a new deal, via The Athletic. “There's not really a lot of things that I can control, you know? I have faith in my representation. Whether it goes one way or it doesn't, I'll be playing football. I'll just let it happen how it does.”

Hopefully Waller and the Raiders get things sorted out soon. After all, it's definitely better that they can focus on the new season when the games start rather than thinking of salary and contract details.