The NFL season is a marathon, not a sprint, but the struggles of newly paid quarterbacks have raised immediate alarms, especially with their teams underperforming.
Trevor Lawrence commands a $200 million contract, yet leads a winless team with the fourth-lowest scoring offense; a troubling sign for the Jags' future.
Dak Prescott's $231 million investment yielded disappointing results against Derek Carr, prompting skepticism about the wisdom of paying hefty sums to struggling quarterbacks.
Tua Tagovailoa's significant brain injury raises concerns not only for his future but also for anyone considering high-value contracts on players with injury histories.
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