Sam Bradford will get the richest contract in NFL history

[jbhtexas]

According to ESPN anyway...

St. Louis Rams, Sam Bradford's rep open contract negotiations - ESPN

[MLawrence]

Making about $42 million guaranteed without playing a down in the NFL... This is why the NFL needs to set up a rookie salary cap.

[zarnold56]

vomit, glad this will change after the new collective bargaining/lockout is over next year

[CarolinaCy]

Making about $42 million guaranteed without playing a down in the NFL... This is why the NFL needs to set up a rookie salary cap.

Pretty nice coin for a guy that probably won't last more than 5 years in the league.

[heyguy85]

And why shouldn't you, you've been here 10 minutes.

(bonus points to name that movie)

[Cyclones01]

And why shouldn't you, you've been here 10 minutes.

(bonus points to name that movie)

Tommy Boy... that wasn't even difficult

[Packers4Life89]

This is what the League has come too and you can see that it obviously isn't a good system. Look at JaMarcuss Russell, How much more do you want to give a guy money for him not to perform. I'm just glad that under the new collective bargaining agreement to come this won't be happening anymore

[VeloClone]

Surprisingly (for this site) we are all in agreement so far. It's just sad that the NFL has allowed it to go so far wrong this long. I hope you are right about this being corrected in the near future.

We have been listening to a stadium debate up here for years. You constantly hear about the millionaire owners and players. I think the millionaire proven star players are easier for Joe Fan to swallow when they are talking about ante-ing up for a stadium. Millionaire rookies who may or may not ever contribute only make the case stronger for the CAVE(Citizens Against Virtually Everything) people.