Rams’ Tavon Austin believes he’s worth the money
By Mario Tovar

Questionable Earnings
The numbers for Austin’s contract are steep when compared to such an under-performance despite the Rams current circumstances.
- Average salary: $10 and a half million
- Guaranteed money: $28 and a half million
- Total worth for four years: $42 million
- Won’t become a free agent until 2022 with current contract.
Why is money the 1st thing that comes to mind when someone mentions value? If $$ is the only thing that makes you valuable, thats a problem.
— Tavon Austin (@Tayaustin01) February 25, 2017
It’s obvious Austin isn’t backing down but let’s take a look at how he compare to other number one wide outs in the NFL.
You be the judge if Austin is right in believing he’s worth his money.