Go Inside the Huddler with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rimbled.

Yes, hello and welcome to Inside the Huddling Association with NFL Shop Europe.

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Your home of one day fantasy sports. I'm your host as ever, Neil Reynolds, and joined by my regular

partner on the podcast and from Sky Sports. Jeff Reimbold, Jeff, we're seeing some business moves

being made around the NFL. It's been a busy day or so on the news front. Yeah, there's been a lot of things that have happened.

And, you know, the one that jumps out to me, man, is the Steelers locking up Antonio

Brown for five years.

I think that is making him the highest paid receiver in the NFL.

But what a great thing for them.

They got Levyon Bell back, and they've got him back now.

So all the key components of that offense are back for another year.

Yeah, you're right. Antonio Brown's going to average out about $17 million per year. It's a five-year deal.

It's essentially a four-year extension. He already had one year left on his deal. He's going to be now the highest paid receiver in the NFL.

AJ Green was previously

pulling in $15 million per year. Jeff, this is, I think actually we could lump a lot of these

things into the It Makes Sense Department because there's been franchise tags put on some

productive pass rushes. San Diego franchise tagged Melvin Ingram, Arizona have done the same

with Chandler Jones, the Giants with Jason Pierre Paul, Pittsburgh have held on to Levion Bell with the

franchise tag and Carolina have locked up K1 short and we see that the chiefs are planning to make

Eric Berry the highest paid safety in the NFL. As we work our way through all of those things, you want to be keeping your own

stars, don't you?

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