LaVar Arrington: Lamar Jackson is light years ahead of Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: LaVar Arrington: Lamar Jackson is light years ahead of Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield I FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Josh Allen just signed a six-year / $ 258 million extension with the Buffalo Bills. While Lamar Jackson and Baker Mayfield are still waiting for their big payday. LaVar Arrington breaks down why he thinks Lamar will have a better career than Josh Allen and Baker.

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Josh Allen just signed a six-year / $ 258 million extension with the Buffalo Bills. While Lamar Jackson and Baker Mayfield are still waiting for their big payday. LaVar Arrington breaks down why he thinks Lamar will have a better career than Josh Allen and Baker.

AUGUST 10, 2021・first things first・2:07

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LaVar Arrington: Lamar Jackson is light years ahead of Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Josh Allen just signed a six-year / $ 258 million extension with the Buffalo Bills. While Lamar Jackson and Baker Mayfield are still waiting for their big payday. LaVar Arrington breaks down why he thinks Lamar will have a better career than Josh Allen and Baker.

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