The 2020 NFL quarterback draft class has made history by securing over $1.2 billion in contract extensions, making it the highest-earning QB group ever. Tua Tagovailoa and Jordan Love recently signed lucrative deals, with Tagovailoa earning $212.4 million and Love surpassing him with $220 million, both for four years. Joe Burrow leads the class with a record five-year, $275 million contract, followed closely by Justin Herbert ($262.5 million) and Jalen Hurts ($255 million). The contracts reflect a significant shift in the NFL's financial landscape, emphasizing the importance of high-performing quarterbacks. Despite their financial success, these quarterbacks have yet to secure Super Bowl titles, with Burrow and Hurts coming the closest in the playoffs. The upcoming seasons will likely see further developments as more quarterbacks aim for substantial raises.