As Rapoport notes, Burrow will likely be the highest-paid quarterback in the league once his new contract is signed, it’s just a matter of the deal getting done. Burrow signing a new deal was always a matter of when, not if, and it sounds like it could come down within the next few days. Burrow is entering his fourth year in the league, and is already under contract through 2024. The former No. 1 overall pick has already made an appearance in the Super Bowl, and is often in the conversation as one of the top two quarterbacks in the league. While he’s still waiting on his first MVP award, Burrow’s impact on a Bengals team in desperate need of a franchise quarterback has been felt from the moment he stepped in the building. The Bengals getting an extension done with him sooner than later would serve to benefit them, as they will soon have to figure out new deals for Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase in the very near future.