“He Was the Last”: Shannon Sharpe Sounds the Alarm on the Missing NFL Star’s Lucrative $50 Million Contract

Shannon Sharpe goes off on former quarterback Samuel Bradford amid speculations about Marvin Harrison’s future. Often known as one of the best WRs in the league, the 21-year-old has had a brilliant season with the Ohio State Buckeyes this year, and the team is trying to get Harrison to stay back for yet another year.

The wide receiver will want to consider a return to the Ohio team, as there’s a big paycheck waiting for him unless he decides otherwise. In light of all the attention that is being shone on Harrison, Sharpe took to his show to talk about the $50 million contract that Sam Bradford received despite being a ghost in the football world.

Shannon Sharpe takes a dig at Bradford while discussing Harrison’s future with Ohio

On the latest episode of the ‘Nightcap’ show, Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson were seen reacting to the news that Harrison is considering coming back to Ohio for another season rather than proceeding forward with the NFL draft. In this process, he took a sharp dig at Samuel Bradford, the former QB for the Arizona Cardinals.

Sharpe said, “I remember Sam Bradford got 50 million never played the down. He was the last one that got the deal because of what the owners did. “ Samuel Bradford has been a controversial figure in sports history, as he’s been known to disappear from all public views after retiring from professional football. Thus, Shannon’s point was that if Bradford could get such a high-value deal, then Harrison could certainly land a deal with double-digit millions.

Marvin Harrison is in talks to receive one of the biggest contracts in college football history

Undoubtedly, Harrison has had an impressive season this year. The WR has recorded over 1,211 yards and finished a staggering amount of 14 touchdowns. Thus, with such an exceptional record, he will be wanted back by Ohio for yet another season, and they’re pulling all the strings they can.

It’s being rumored that Harrison might just take up the offer and postpone his NFL draft, but no official confirmation has been made as of yet. He’s been projected to be a top-five pick in the NFL draft, and hence, he doesn’t have much to worry about if the deal with Ohio doesn’t work out.

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