The quarterback market in college football is out of control, and Kamario Taylor is just the beginning

Inflation is getting out of control, and I'm not talking about prices at the supermarket.

That's right, folks. If you've been paying attention, the market for a quarterback in college football continues to go through the roof, and this week it seems another domino has fallen in the great signal caller NIL saga.

Mississippi State's Kamario Taylor is now the new recipient of a $7.5 million deal to stay in Starkville, with reports that the number could climb north of $9 million with incentives.