Minnesota Vikings Extend Justin Jefferson To A Record Breaking Deal | PFF
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- PFF's Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo breaking down Justin Jefferson's massive extension making him the highest paid non quarterback in the NFL.
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Just imagine if Justin Jefferson didn’t get hurt.
It would have been 4 all-pros, 4 pro bowls, 440 catches, 6400 yards, and 37 TDs…
Now let's please go and win a Super Bowl before I die. 😆 🤣 .
I feel bad for Cowboys fans. Your team is either going to have to pay Ceedee Lamb this type of money or let him walk.
Lamb isn't even 3/4 as good as Jefferson. If he makes more than Jefferson... Actually that sounds about right for the Cowboys. Not the brightest front office in the league.
@@ck9292 but that’s the price now, his agents will fight for nothing less. I feel bad because they don’t wanna lose Lamb but he is not worth that type of investment
To bad so sad step or step out your choice Jerry
C'mon Sam - you don't usually oversimplify things. You don't know the structure of the so-called $28m apy deal, the guarantees, the affordability against the Vikes 2023 cap, the impact on the Vikes cap then compared to now. No-one expected the salary cap to hit $262m for the 2024 year. It's an intriguingly structured deal and actually has an out in 2028 which looks like it avoids all the non-guaranteed money which potentially makes it a $110m 4 year deal with a $27.5m apy.
Ignore the headlines - the actual cost of Jettas, Addison and Hockenson - last season was only $11m total - the same the Chiefs paid MVS. This season it will be $25m total, and in 2025 it will still only be $34m total - less than the headline implies it will cost for Jefferson alone.
2026 and beyond - who knows what the cap and market will be that far in the future?
Not sure this best for the Vikes. KC turned down Tyreek and won the SB.
C'mon now. With Mahones yes and Vikes have a rookie QB so also yes.
It's $8m in 2024, and $15m in 2025. KC paid Valdes-Scantling $11m last season. It's no problem at all.
Skol
The way Sam sounds when he says "record" ... There's no way he has sex 😂
He has the funniest speech impediment. He says hand very funny too. Hond.
I am so glad we locked in Collins at closer to 24 mil a year for 3 years before this went down.
lol what u think Collins would get $30 if he waited?? Cmon…
@@jaredpribyl maybe especially if a couple more big names get 35 a year plus before the season starts. think about it the highest was 30 a year for St Brown and Collins got 24 so if the top was 35 or 38 or possibly 40 his agent would have been looking to get closer to 30 a year. The longer these teams wait to sign these big time contracts the more it ends up costing them. Its not always what the player is actually worth its what the market gets set at. Lawrence is probably looking at a 50 mil a year deal soon and he is no where near worth that much money.
lol you worried Nico Collins was gonna cost $35 mil?
@@gmsimoson no see my reply above
As a Chiefs fan I love this... Teams paying WR's this kind of Jack literally takes them out of Championship contention.. RIP Cincinnati, Miami.. Can't pay your QB, offensive Line and WR and field a team
The question is where do you place that money? You guys put it into a D tackle. You lost a prime secondary piece and you have no franchise WRs. You can yell Super Bowl, so there is the trump card, but that’s not normal for the NFL. You guys also overpaid for a TE for what he’s done, not what he will do, and he’s aging out.
To think this deal helps the chiefs is asinine, you don’t understand how the NFL works, and it shows.
Dude stop . Like stop . U guys found a unicorn at QB , but let’s not act like u guys had the magic formula before that . Seriously you “fans” are unlikable , and I enjoy the chiefs
I mean sure they might be hampered a bit financially but if you're a team or ANY team who has a top WR like Chase or Jefferson you have to pay them. I know the Chiefs might be the outlier with not re-signing Tyreek, but that's because they still Kelce and the best QB in the league right now who can make C-tier WRs look like competent receivers.
my favorite part about being a chiefs x fan rn is you can say whatever you want and no matter what people reply we get to say “count the rings”😂😂😂we’re here man!
@@youtubecommenter1533 THANK YOU! All of a sudden these chiefs fans are football gurus, this is why no one likes them. They’re starting to act like patriots fans. They had to pay Mahomes all that money and paid a slow ass Chris Jones when the rest of the DL gets no pressure.
Get giddy and griddy
Lower that I thought it would be
Hahaha 🤣 good for Jefferson damn cowboys Nation what you going to do now?
Really should’ve got $37 mil
All us SF fans over here like, "oof."
Aiyuk 😭
Don’t forget his marketing value for the team. Kids absolutely love Jefferson!
FFS.
Let the haters hate and watch the money pile up.
Skol
Thank you Lions for being smart.
How so? They only have Amon Ra locked in for 2 years and at virtually the same cost.
@@robe2504 Earlier = less $ and Later = more $. Leading the market early if you intend to keep them is smart.
@@jaalsburg Amon Ra's vs Jettas cap hits by year
2024 - 5m vs 8m
2025 - 14m vs 15m
2026 - 33m vs 39m
2027 - 28m vs 43m
2028 - 26m vs 47m
2029 - 17m vs 6m
Not really a whole lot of difference there at all bud - probably a fair reflection of the difference between them.
The Lions can start getting out of the Amon Ra deal from 2026, whereas the Vikes could get out in 2028.
It's pretty hard to project more than a year or two, but probably worth factoring in that Goff will be 35 in 2028, and McCarthy will be 26.
@@robe2504that's a pretty big difference
@@onz6969 Four years into the future - right now, but who knows what that will look like then, with restructures and salary cap changes.
And there is a pretty big difference between Jettas and St Brown, so it should look a bit different.
Always pay Lineman before skill positions.. Should have traded JJ and stacked the roster for their new JJ
lol so paying the best WR in football isn’t a good way to stack the roster for JJ? 😆 wtf. What would help JJ more?
But they don’t really need to do that right now. Brian O’Neill has already gotten his contract extension, and Darrisaw’s is eligible soon to get one.
@@RednGone well that’s quite redundant if that’s the case.
@@RednGone they did sign their All Pro in Jefferson…are you agreeing with me? I’m confused lol
@@RednGoneIm a die hard Michigan fan and Detroit sports fan. Word to the wise, JJ is a solid QB. But hes only going to be as good as the guys around him. Hes a bit overrated, imo.
HAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA THEY PAID THAT DUDE THAT MUCH FOR ONE OF THE WORST TEAMS? oh my god i actually can't breath rn. God bless the Vikings
The Vikes went 13-4 in their last full season with Jettas and a healthy QB.
Last year was disappointing but take the QB1 out of any team - Mahomes, Herbert, Allen, Goff, Burrow - and I don't think they're having a good season either.