Multiple NFL Star Contracts Ranked Among League’s Worst

Several NFL contracts have drawn scrutiny for being among the worst deals in the league, according to analyst Kristopher Knox. The Cleveland Browns' Deshaun Watson contract stands out as the worst, with a fully guaranteed $46 million per year and $167.1 million still owed despite Watson's limited play due to injuries. The Tennessee Titans' four-year, $82 million deal for offensive lineman Dan Moore Jr. is also criticized for overpaying a player ranked 46th among tackles. San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk’s $120 million extension is considered one of the worst, partly due to a severe knee injury impacting his play and the team's salary cap flexibility. Chicago Bears linebacker Tremaine Edmunds ranks fifth on the list, as his performance has not matched the $18 million annual salary despite solid tackle numbers. Finally, Carolina Panthers guard Robert Hunt’s $100 million contract is debated as an overpayment, although he has contributed positively to the offensive line.