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That's a lot of cash, so it would be understandable if Dickerson decided to make a lavish purchase. After news of the contract broke, a reporter asked what Dickerson might do with the money. His answer? A lawn mower. And when a reported called him out on this, thinking he was being humble or lying, Dickerson showed his receipts…

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"I have a financial advisor for a reason. I don't know, I may go get a new lawn mower. Something I've been looking into…zero turn."

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According to my quick internet searching, a Toro Time Cutter 42 inch Zero Turn lawn mower would set you back $2,999 at Home Depot. That does feel like a luxury, but maybe not quite commensurate with an $84 million contract signing? On the other hand, when you see Dickerson's yard, well, you might understand why he was so eager to upgrade his lawn game.

On an Instagram Story, Dickerson provided an update: He did, in fact, get that lawn mower.

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Dickerson played as a center at Alabama, winning a national title while being named to the All-America and All-SEC teams. The Eagles selected him in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft. He's been a guard during his NFL time, but that hasn't stopped him from performing well; he's earned two Pro Bowl nods in his three seasons.

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Now, the team is going to rely on Dickerson even more. If his work on the field is as strong as the work on his lawn, the Eagles are going to be just fine.