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Graziano: All signs -- and Mayfield's new contract -- point to next year's QB market exploding

ESPN about 1 hour 1 mins read

Baker Mayfield just got $55 million per year in new money -- which is telling about where the QB market is headed. That's great news for 11 other passers ready for big deals.

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