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PFT Live: Mike Florio is stunned that the Packers haven't made Aaron Rodgers the highest paid player in the history of the NFL. Florio is equally stunned that the Packers could make Clay Matthews the highest paid linebacker in the history of the league. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio joins us from day three of the NFL owners meetings in Phoenix, Ariz. Florio thinks that Tony Romo should hold off on signing a new contract because he currently has leverage. Florio also touches base on the proposed helmet rule and the veteran free agent defensive ends that are still avaliable. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Tony Romo and Jerry Jones have engaged in talks about a contract extension. With Romo set to make almost $16 million in 2013, Mike Florio believes it might be in Romo's best interest to pause on redoing his deal. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Sean Smith ended up settling for four million dollars less than he originally wanted. Mike Florio discusses what his contract means for the rest of the free agent CBs. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about how the contract of the highest paid player in the NFL had a domino effect on Boldin's tenure with the Ravens. (NBC Sports)

Monitored discussions between NFL agents and teams have kept talks clean, all the while favoring agents with leverage. Something's gotta give. Mike Florio foresees an increase in record contract numbers. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks with Tom Curran of CSN New England about Tom Brady's recent altruistic decision to take less money than he deserves in his three-year contract extension and more. It was believed Brady would re-negotiate again down the road to get more money, but Pats owner Robert Kraft says that won't be the case. (NBC Sports)

Ravens QB Joe Flacco signed a new contract that will pay him $120.6 million over six years, but Florio sees the Ravens wanting to work out a new deal in 2016 when his cap number jumps up to $29 million. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio believes that Tom Brady's new three-year contract extension is laughable, and the Patriots' star QB will not receive a penny less than what his prior contract stated. Florio also thinks that if Brady is still at the top of the league in 2015, you can't pay him just $7 million. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Extending the contract of franchise QB Tony Romo should be the first step of the Cowboys' 2013 offseason plan. Mike Florio says they should also be planning ahead and looking for his replacement for when the time comes to part ways. (NBC Sports)