Porn company offers Gardner Minshew $1 million endorsement

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Minshew Mania has hit a new high – or low, depending on your point of view – with a porn company now offering Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew a $1 million endorsement deal.

Minshew was thrust into the spotlight from relative obscurity after Nick Foles suffered a collarbone injury. The rookie has won over fans because of his play and, in part, because of photos circulated on social media that show him sporting a red disco-inspired getup complete with aviator sunglasses, a gold chain and signature mustache.

Naturally, it looks like CamSoda -- a company best known for providing voyeurs with access to a network of adult web cams -- wants to capitalize on Minshew's popularity. Daryn Parker, CamSoda's vice president, reached out to the signal caller Wednesday with a tantalizing endorsement offer.

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"Given your newfound fame as the starting quarterback of the Jacksonville Jaguars, we would like to formally extend you an endorsement deal," Parker wrote. "As part of the deal, we'd like for you to lead a weekly exercise class for CamSoda Fit that you can livestream from the comfort of your home."

The only stipulation? The company wants Minshew to do those exercises either in his jock strap or completely nude. 

Among other things, Parker also expressed interest in having the quarterback become the official ambassador for CamSoda's line of puppets, which apparently are meant to be worn below the waist, including a potential jaguar design. We'll leave the rest to your imagination.

Minshew will earn a base salary of $495,000 in 2019, according to Spotrac, a database that keeps track of professional athletes' earnings. In other words, he doesn't need the money.

No word yet on whether Minshew plans to cash in on the endorsement deal. But given how quickly money comes and goes in the NFL, there are worse ways to make a buck.