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Related: About this forumDak Prescott now NFL's highest-paid player at $60 million per year average over next four years
He did okay.
The Dallas Cowboys and Dak Prescott have agreed on a four-year, $240 million contract extension that will make the star quarterback the highest-paid player in NFL history and keep him in a Cowboys uniform through the 2028 season, owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Sunday.
The deal includes $231 million guaranteed, which is the most in league history. Deshaun Watson's fully guaranteed deal with the Cleveland Browns was worth $230 million.
The $60 million average annual value of Prescott's contract is the highest in NFL history, easily surpassing recent deals worth $55 million in average annual value signed by Cincinnati's Joe Burrow, Green Bay's Jordan Love and Jacksonville's Trevor Lawrence. Prescott also received a record $80 million signing bonus, passing Love's previous high of $75 million.
The deal includes $231 million guaranteed, which is the most in league history. Deshaun Watson's fully guaranteed deal with the Cleveland Browns was worth $230 million.
The $60 million average annual value of Prescott's contract is the highest in NFL history, easily surpassing recent deals worth $55 million in average annual value signed by Cincinnati's Joe Burrow, Green Bay's Jordan Love and Jacksonville's Trevor Lawrence. Prescott also received a record $80 million signing bonus, passing Love's previous high of $75 million.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/41176649/sources-dak-prescott-cowboys-agree-record-240m-deal
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Dak Prescott now NFL's highest-paid player at $60 million per year average over next four years (Original Post)
True Dough
Sep 2024
OP
Genius move by Jerrah. A quarter billion dollars to a guy that's never won a thing.
rsdsharp
Sep 2024
#7
flying_wahini
(8,043 posts)1. We call that an obscene amount of money at my house.
That is just so wrong for so many reasons.
democrank
(11,250 posts)2. As soon as I read this I thought of what school teachers make in my village.
Obscene indeed
chicoescuela
(1,609 posts)3. He is very good but he isn't worth 60 million and 231 million guaranteed.
House of Roberts
(5,727 posts)4. I can't fathom $25 million for four days playing golf,
yet thats what the PGA paid Scottie Scheffler recently.
grumpyduck
(6,651 posts)5. And that, ladies and gents,
is why I flat-out refuse to buy a ticket to professional sports.
Obscene is putting it nicely.
MichMan
(13,391 posts)6. That's why we need a 90% tax rate
rsdsharp
(10,243 posts)7. Genius move by Jerrah. A quarter billion dollars to a guy that's never won a thing.
True Dough
(20,603 posts)8. He definitely
is not the most deserving player to be the highest paid in the league. His agent snookered the Cowboys.
RockRaven
(16,445 posts)9. LOL at Jerruh.