Mayfield's New Contract Signals Booming NFL Quarterback Market, ESPN Reports
Baker Mayfield's $55 million-per-year deal points to a lucrative market for other quarterbacks next year, according to ESPN.
Baker Mayfield's new contract, paying him $55 million per year in new money, signals a booming market for NFL quarterbacks heading into next year, ESPN reported.
The deal is seen as good news for at least 11 other quarterbacks expected to negotiate big contracts, according to the report.
Sources
- Graziano: All signs -- and Mayfield's new contract -- point to next year's QB market exploding — ESPN
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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