Got it, let's tackle this article about Jaylen Brown's yearly salary. First, I need to start with a clear h2 intro, right? Wait, first, the main keyword is Jaylen Brown Yearly Salary, so the opening should set the context of his recent supermax deal, that 5 years $304M one. Let's start with h2: Jaylen Brown Yearly Salary: Breakdown of His Record Celtics Contract. Then first paragraph: mention that in 2023, Brown signed that 5-year, $304 million supermax extension with the Boston Celtics, which made headlines as one of the largest NBA contracts ever. Wait, need to calculate the yearly average first? Wait, 304 divided by 5 is 60.8 million a year average, but also note that NBA contracts have escalating salaries, right? Oh right, supermax deals usually go up each year, so the first year is lower than the last. Let me confirm: wait, his extension starts in the 2024-25 season, right? Because he was already under contract for 2023-24. Oh right, so the 5-year $304M is for 2024-25 through 2028-29. Let's get the exact yearly figures if I can, wait, let's make sure they're accurate. Let's see: 2024-25: $58,526,000, 2025-26: $61,470,000, 2026-27: $64,414,000, 2027-28: $67,358,000, 2028-29: $70,302,000? Wait wait, let me add those up: 58.526 + 61.47 is 119.996, plus 64.414 is 184.41, plus 67.358 is 251.768, plus 70.302 is 322.07? Wait no, wait maybe I got the base wrong. Wait no, the reported total was $304M, so maybe the incentives are part of that? Oh right, supermax deals have performance incentives that can push the total to that number. So the base salary average is around $60.8M, but with incentives, the total hits $304M over 5 years. That's important to note, so we don't misstate the exact yearly numbers without context. Next, maybe an h2: Context of Brown's Supermax Extension. Talk about why he got that deal: he was a 2022 All-NBA Second Team selection, right? That's one of the qualifications for a supermax. Also, he was a key part of the Celtics' 2022 Eastern Conference Finals run, and then they made the 2023 Eastern Conference Finals too, right? Also, mention that this deal made him the highest-paid player in Celtics history at the time, surpassing previous deals. Wait, also, need to tie in the context points the user gave? Wait the user gave some context snippets: like the 5 Years/$304M, the Mental Wealth thing about wealth, the Felger and Mazz talking about Brad Stevens, the NBA Today panel, the 76ers highest paid, etc. Wait, how to incorporate those naturally? Wait, maybe after the breakdown, an h2: How Brown's Salary Compares to the NBA Elite. Mention that as of the 2024-25 season, his average annual value (AAV) of ~$60.8M puts him among the top 5 highest-paid players in the league, alongside guys like Stephen Curry, LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Giannis Antetokounmpo. Wait, Curry's deal is like $55M AAV? No wait, Curry's supermax is 5 years $201M, so AAV is ~40.2? Wait no, wait no, wait the new maxes are higher. Wait, wait Luka Doncic just signed a 5 year $215M extension, AAV ~43M? Wait no, wait no, I'm mixing up. Wait no, Jaylen Brown's deal was the largest at the time of signing in 2023, right? Oh right, yes, when he signed in July 2023, his $304M deal was the largest in NBA history, surpassing Giannis's $228M? Wait