Predicting the Next Wave of NFL Mega Contracts
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
NFL
Seahawks
The Philadelphia Eagles
WR
New Orleans Saints
Wagner
AAV
TE
Green Bay Packers
Oakland Raiders
Trent Brown
Bakhtiari
Understandably
The Jacksonville Jaguars
the Chicago Bears
Cowboys
Elliott
NFL Network's
Jones
the Atlanta Falcons
the New York Giants
10,000-yard
Worth Star-Telegram
Prescott
Wilson
People
Russell Wilson
Carson Wentz
Drew Brees
Michael Thomas
Bobby Wagner
C.J. Mosley
George Kittle
Jimmy Graham
David Bakhtiari
Aaron Rodgers
Taylor Lewan-esque
Jalen Ramsey
Josh Norman
Nick Foles
Jadeveon Clowney
J.J. Watt
Khalil Mack's
Ezekiel Elliott
Todd Gurley's
Tom Pelissero
Julio Jones
Odell Beckham Jr.
Dak Prescott
a Russell Wilson
Clarence E. Hill Jr.
Andy Dalton
Jerry Jones
Groups
Texans
Physical locations
Philip Rivers
Green Bay
New England
Ft
Places
the New York Jets
Locations
Seattle
LB
San Francisco
Washington
Ramsey
Houston
Dallas
Events
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Summary
The San Francisco 49ers will want to see if he can keep it going, and if he does, he's looking at resetting the market at the position and breezing past the $10 million AAV Jimmy Graham got in Green Bay. It's so easy to forget about the offensive line. Bakhtiari's current deal, which has an out after this season, averages just $12 million per year. Washington is dishing out an AAV of $15 million on a fading Josh Norman right now, so a top-five talent playing like it and only going on 25 years old is bound to surpass that rather easily. The Cowboys could still ride out a fifth year, but Elliott has plenty of leverage, especially with Todd Gurley's new deal dwarfing his rookie contract ($14.3 million AAV). Jones has simply done what Jones does for the Atlanta Falcons over the past few seasons, biding his time and watching as the recently traded Odell Beckham Jr. got an AAV of $18 million from the New York Giants, not to mention $65 million guaranteed.
As said here by Chris Roling