03-10-2021, 12:25 PM
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Hail Raiser
Join Date: Feb 2004
Age: 53
Posts: 100,050
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread
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Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter
I disagree with that. It matters a whole lot who is better, and injury history plays a role.
If that was the rule, Dak would have exceeded Mahomes in guarantees and average salary, because it was his turn. He didn't.
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Dak Prescott's contract makes Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' deal look like a bargain
Which deal would you rather have as a player?
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Prescott is reportedly set to make anywhere from $140-160 million total over the course of four years. He has a record-breaking $126 million in guaranteed money attached to his deal, with a $66 million signing bonus upfront. Mahomes’ contract, on the other hand, contained $141 million in total guaranteed money, but only $73 million in upfront guarantees. The big difference here is in the years.
All-in-all, Prescott will make nearly $30 million more than Mahomes over the course of the next four seasons. Then he’ll become a free agent and pursuing a new contract at just 31 years old. That new contract, if things go right for Prescott, would presumably be larger than the last.
At that time, Mahomes will still have seven years left on his contract with the Chiefs. The salary cap will also be much higher than it currently is right now. Consider the other quarterback contracts handed out between now and then, and Mahomes’ monster deal could very well look like a steal.
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