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First contract domino fell for the 2018 classic quarterbacks is the Bill signed jaw challenge, six year, $258 million extension, and they did it on a Friday.

What you want to talk about a news dump, usually you do it on a Friday afternoon.

I would have thought that you celebrate this on a Monday, then you get to own the week, or at least you get to own some of the headlines with the talk shows.

Josh Allen by virtue of his new six year, $258 million contract will make just over two and a half million dollars per game over the next six years.

I was also wondering this in McLevin. I don't know if you can find this out, but if you look at the value of a franchise and Forbes just came out with the values of the NFL franchises, the quarterback and what he makes to the percentage of the percentage of the value of that team.

I think the Buffalo bills were the lowest least value team in the NFL at around $2.5 billion, but if I look at Josh Allen's salary, his contract compared to what the Buffalo bills are worth, it's about I think 12 or 13% of that value.

Yeah, you had you 2.27 billion. Yeah, and he's got 258 over six years.

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