McCarron's got the size and skill set they're looking for down the middle, and at 6 years they're betting on him hitting his prime in the next couple seasons. It's a bit of a gamble but if he develops the consistency to match his talent, this could look like a solid deal in a few years.

Six years is a long commitment for a guy who hasn't proven he can put up 50+ points consistently. Hope they know what they're doing because if this doesn't pan out, that contract's gonna be an anchor.