As with most things “the devil is in the details”. That certainly can be said for NFL contracts that when reported include all sorts of inflated numbers for overall compensation and guaranteed money.
Take, for example, when the Bills signed Percy Harvin to a “three-year deal” last year which was technically true but it was structured to be a one-year, $6 million deal. The Bills could opt out of the deal after the end of the season which they did.
So what are the details of Tyrod Taylor’s contract and what does it mean for the team?