The latest domino in the ever-evolving quarterback market fell on Friday, when the Miami Dolphins and Tua Tagovailoa agreed to a new four-year extension.
According to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, the deal is worth $212.4 million or $53.1 million annually—the highest amount on a four-year extension in NFL history. If accurate, it'll make Tagovailoa the league's third-highest-paid quarterback behind Joe Burrow and Trevor Lawrence.
It may not be a top-of-the-market deal, but it's a noteworthy one for a couple of reasons. For one, Tagovailoa performed extremely well last season but has a stellar supporting cast and battled multiple injuries early in his career.