Murray & Tagovailoa Double-Dipping: Von Miller Approves

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Kyla Murray and Tuatago Viloa, both former top five draft picks, are signing deals at the league's veteran minimum for next season. That's around $2.6 million each. Their old teams released them but still owed them big guaranteed money so they're pulling in paychecks from two places at once. Von Miller came out strong in support of this double-dipping setup on his podcast. He pointed out there's no rule against it and said players should grab every dollar they can. Miller argued that owners pull similar moves all the time, so why shouldn't quarterbacks? He doesn't see any issue with stacking that cash. For Murray's move to the Vikings, Miller called it a smart play for both money and career revival. He believes Ricky J.J. McCarthy won't challenge him much. Starting Murray takes the starting job easily thanks to his running and throwing skills. Their low offers stem from rough stats over the last two years, including more losses

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