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Where do you spend all the money he has earned?

Here's a look at his recent contracts, via Spotrac: His two-year deal with the Jets in 2024 was for $12 million. Before that, he played for the Giants on a two-year deal for $11 million. His one-year deal in 2021 with the Texans was for $5.5 million. And in 2019, Taylor signed a two-year deal for $11 million with the Chargers. His biggest contract came in 2016 after his first season with the Bills, when he signed a five-year extension for $90 million. A year later, he signed a two-year extension for $30.5 million. ** Edited by OlderHokie at 5/4/2026, 11:18:08 PM

Only option I had in engineering from 1967-1971 and

the hand held calculator (TI) was just becoming available when I was in graduate school...

Thanks, been very happy for quite a while after Franklin's hire, I don't

think some folks on this site recognize the player and coach talent that Tech now has. I think many will be very pleased with the on the field results this fall.

I was unable to watch game but clips of his play were amazing, one thing

seemed strange is I never saw him smile. He seemed to have a "no reaction face" no matter how amazing a move, feed and shot he made- maybe that is just the way he plays.

I bought and indoor antenna for $45 and it picks up the CW channel. I

watched the game last Saturday. I live in Staunton. The channel was on a Harrisonburg station.

Not if the plan is to have a coach that can create a team that

is competitive at the top of the ACC. Folks don't just want a 6 or 7 win team. The goal is to play in the ACC championship game and then move on to the national playoffs. That won't happen with Montgomery.