The deal Tunsil signed on Friday is worth about $8 less than what it would have been if he'd gone No. 6 to Baltimore, but not having to pay income tax in Florida evens things out a bit.
On Friday, the Associated Press reported that Laremy Tunsil signed a four-year, $12.45 million deal with the Miami Dolphins.
That figure, of course, would be substantially higher if a certain bong video hadn't dropped him to the No. 13 overall pick of the draft. It's safe to assume that without that malicious social media attack, Tunsil would have gone no lower than No.