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Davante Adams, $141.25 million over five years with $65.67 million guaranteed.

Tyreek Hill, four-year, $120 million contract that included $72.2 million guaranteed.

Pittsburgh Steelers made Antonio Brown the highest-paid player at his position five years ago with a four-year, $68 million deal that included a $19 million signing bonus – a paltry sum compared to today’s standards.

Damn NFL slave owners pay a lot for slaves.

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