Max Tua should get is $40 million a year
4 years, 150-160 million, 100 million guaranteed
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Max Tua should get is $40 million a year
4 years, 150-160 million, 100 million guaranteed
BDP™️
Acknowledge Moi
Ehh…I can see the concern
But he did quarterback two different teams to deep playoff runs and a SB appearance
BDP™️
Acknowledge Moi
I disagree, thats way less than market value and thats a shit contract
(Regardless of how you feel he got them) his stats warrant a fair market value contract
And then he gets hurt lol
He didn’t get injured at all last season which I was happy about but seeing him as the top paid qb I’m not a fan of
BDP™️
Acknowledge Moi
Shaquille Sunflower
Marshmallows are for team players
RandomOne
Memes
You would have had to file the claim before the deadline and not be in the exemption category of it
Shaquille Sunflower
Marshmallows are for team players
Don’t worry I’m patiently waiting for an email to explode on
Goddell gon have to see me
757'sFinest
OG
And he looked like shit in that superbowl....the rams defense carried his ass for the most part in that playoff runEhh…I can see the concern
But he did quarterback two different teams to deep playoff runs and a SB appearance
Former No. 1 NFL draft pick JaMarcus Russell was fired as a volunteer assistant coach at his alma mater, Williamson High School in Mobile, Alabama, and is facing a lawsuit accusing him of taking a $74,000 check meant as a donation to the school.
"JaMarcus Russell was relieved of his volunteer coaching duties at Williamson High School during the fall of last year," Mobile County Public School officials told WKRG Sports.
A local business owner, Chris Knowles, wrote the $74,000 check, saying Russell approached him about a donation to help the Williamson football team purchase weight room equipment. The school allegedly never received the check, and Russell reportedly deposited it in a credit union and promptly withdrew $55,000 of it.
"JaMarcus Russell was relieved of his volunteer coaching duties at Williamson High School during the fall of last year," Mobile County Public School officials told WKRG Sports.
A local business owner, Chris Knowles, wrote the $74,000 check, saying Russell approached him about a donation to help the Williamson football team purchase weight room equipment. The school allegedly never received the check, and Russell reportedly deposited it in a credit union and promptly withdrew $55,000 of it.
757'sFinest
OG
That dumbass nigga just won't do right
already home_17
Attitude Still on “Fuck It”
lol KC got mahomes on a discount
RandomOne
Memes
Really he's the only QB that should be getting top dollar
grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
That’s how it goes. Brady was never the highest paid QB & didn’t need to be. Winning Super Bowls & the endorsements alone makes up for all that exponentially.
RandomOne
Memes
There's the allegations he was getting paid through his foundation and that's why he was willing to take the paycuts
grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
According to Forbes he was making anywhere between 31-45 million a year in endorsements alone. Whatever money he made off that foundation I don’t think it was reaching that.
Marc123
You got it dude!
Marc123
You got it dude!
Im guessing tua gets jalen hurts money.
i dont get why the lions felt the need to over pay gofd