The New Orleans Saints are the latest team to sign their second round pick to a contract this week after inking Tyler Shough to a four-year deal worth $10.795 million, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The New Orleans Saints finally got it done. After plenty of negotiations, precedents created around the NFL, and other factors, they've agreed to terms with rookie quarterback Tyler Shough ...

With the wave of second round picks finally signing their deals, the New Orleans Saints recently finalized a contract with the 2025 NFL draft's No. 40 overall selection Tyler Shough.

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The organization is hopeful that rookie Tyler Shough can evolve into that guy, so much so that it is awarding him a fully guaranteed $10.95 million contract, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Tyler Shough contract details Shough inked a fully guaranteed four-year, $10.79 million deal with the Saints, per ESPN, which comes with an average annual value (AAV) of around $2.68 million.

If Shough can win the Saints' starting job out of training camp, he would become the second rookie quarterback to be the team's starting quarterback in Week 1 behind just Archie Manning back in 1971.

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Ultimately, it’s expected that Kellen Moore’s choice will either be rookie 2nd round pick Tyler Shough, or Spencer Rattler, a 2024 5th round selection who started six games for the Saints last ...

If Shough can win the Saints' starting job out of training camp, he would become the second rookie quarterback to be the team's starting quarterback in Week 1 behind just Archie Manning back in 1971.