Overview
- Quarterback contracts have been evolving to suggest tying pay to a percentage of the salary cap.
- Team executives and agents think it's unlikely to happen due to reluctance to upset precedent.
- The salary cap has been rising a lot because of media deals and will keep going up with gambling money.
- Teams usually think QB contracts should be 13-15% of the cap, but new deals might change that.
- Cap-percentage contracts could help teams and players, but many factors must align for the first one.