By Vincent Frank | SportsNaut
We’re continuing to see the NFL market reset itself as the 2019 season approaches. That now includes Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carston Wentz getting the most guaranteed cash for a player in league history.
It also got us to thinking. Who else is in line for huge contract extensions now that Wentz has reset the market?
Quarterbacks in Los Angeles and Dallas might come to mind first. However, there’s players at other positions who are also set to cash in. Here’s a look at seven of them.
Joey Bosa, EDGE, Los Angeles Chargers
Bosa is an interesting character in that he came from the same 2016 NFL Draft class as Wentz and others on here. Though, he was also the last first-round pick to sign his rookie deal after holding out into the preseason. Could this have an impact on any potential extension Bosa signs? We’re not too sure. What we do know is that Bosa has racked up 51 quarterback hits and 28.5 sacks in 35 career games. Any new deal would likely surpass the five-year, $105 million deal DeMarcus Lawrence linked with Dallas this past spring.
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We’re continuing to see the NFL market reset itself as the 2019 season approaches. That now includes Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carston Wentz getting the most guaranteed cash for a player in league history.
It also got us to thinking. Who else is in line for huge contract extensions now that Wentz has reset the market?
Quarterbacks in Los Angeles and Dallas might come to mind first. However, there’s players at other positions who are also set to cash in. Here’s a look at seven of them.
Joey Bosa, EDGE, Los Angeles Chargers
Bosa is an interesting character in that he came from the same 2016 NFL Draft class as Wentz and others on here. Though, he was also the last first-round pick to sign his rookie deal after holding out into the preseason. Could this have an impact on any potential extension Bosa signs? We’re not too sure. What we do know is that Bosa has racked up 51 quarterback hits and 28.5 sacks in 35 career games. Any new deal would likely surpass the five-year, $105 million deal DeMarcus Lawrence linked with Dallas this past spring.
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