Your math is fuzzy. It implies Dak hasn’t made more than $667K in his life.
Beyond that, what he’s made in the past isn’t very meaningful. $24M a year buys you the same lifestyle as $28M a year. $65M guaranteed puts you in the same economic strata as $80M guaranteed. Dak’s gonna be in a position to be making financial decisions for the benefit of grandchildren that don’t yet exist.
If any of these QBs wanted to be like Tom they could be. They just don’t want to be. So they get bragging rights on being highest paid (until the next guy) and he gets to be GOAT.
He hasn't. He signed a 4 years, 2.7 million dollar contract, and year 4 (this year) will pay him over 2 million in base salary. It's how you get out of paying 4th round picks if they dont pan out.
So unless he won the lottery in middle school or has a hip hop album on the charts, what he made before that <700k is inconsequential. My math is solid.
It's not just about how it impacts you after you sign it, it's about how you feel about it
when you sign it. 100m$ is worth exactly the same to Warren Buffet as it is to you. But you will perceive it extraordinarily differently than he will because of your life experiences that led you to this point.