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Projected salaries, signing bonuses for Alabama's 2021 NFL Draft picks
Posted on 5/2/21 at 11:41 am
Posted on 5/2/21 at 11:41 am
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JAYLEN WADDLE, WR -- MIAMI DOLPHINS
Round 1, Pick 6
Total value: $27,085,991
Signing bonus: $17,058,902
2021 cap: $4,924,726
PATRICK SURTAIN II, CB -- DENVER BRONCOS
Round 1, Pick 9
Total value: $20,962,629
Signing bonus: $12,605,549
2021 cap: $3,811,387
DEVONTA SMITH, WR -- PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Round 1, Pick 10
Total value: $20,141,390
Signing bonus: $12,008,284
2021 cap: $3,662,071
MAC JONES, QB -- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Round 1, Pick 15
Total value: $15,586,353
Signing bonus: $8,695,529
2021 cap: $2,833,882
ALEX LEATHERWOOD, OT -- LAS VEGAS RAIDERS
Round 1, Pick 17
Total value: $14,391,562
Signing bonus: $7,826,590
2021 cap: $2,616,648
NAJEE HARRIS, RB -- PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Round 1, Pick 24
Total value: $13,047,447
Signing bonus: $6,849,052
2021 cap: $2,372,263
LANDON DICKERSON, C -- PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Round 2, Pick 37
Total value: $8,656,673
Signing bonus: $3,655,762
2021 cap: $1,573,940
CHRISTIAN BARMORE, DT -- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Round 2, Pick 38
Total value: $8,522,242
Signing bonus: $3,557,994
2021 cap: $1,549,499
DEONTE BROWN, G -- CAROLINA PANTHERS
Round 6, Pick 193
Total value: $3,666,060
Signing bonus: $186,060
2021 cap: $706,515
THOMAS FLETCHER, LS -- CAROLINA PANTHERS
Round 6, Pick 222
Total value: $3,610,707
Signing bonus: $130,707
2021 cap: $692,677
JAYLEN WADDLE, WR -- MIAMI DOLPHINS
Round 1, Pick 6
Total value: $27,085,991
Signing bonus: $17,058,902
2021 cap: $4,924,726
PATRICK SURTAIN II, CB -- DENVER BRONCOS
Round 1, Pick 9
Total value: $20,962,629
Signing bonus: $12,605,549
2021 cap: $3,811,387
DEVONTA SMITH, WR -- PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Round 1, Pick 10
Total value: $20,141,390
Signing bonus: $12,008,284
2021 cap: $3,662,071
MAC JONES, QB -- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Round 1, Pick 15
Total value: $15,586,353
Signing bonus: $8,695,529
2021 cap: $2,833,882
ALEX LEATHERWOOD, OT -- LAS VEGAS RAIDERS
Round 1, Pick 17
Total value: $14,391,562
Signing bonus: $7,826,590
2021 cap: $2,616,648
NAJEE HARRIS, RB -- PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Round 1, Pick 24
Total value: $13,047,447
Signing bonus: $6,849,052
2021 cap: $2,372,263
LANDON DICKERSON, C -- PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Round 2, Pick 37
Total value: $8,656,673
Signing bonus: $3,655,762
2021 cap: $1,573,940
CHRISTIAN BARMORE, DT -- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Round 2, Pick 38
Total value: $8,522,242
Signing bonus: $3,557,994
2021 cap: $1,549,499
DEONTE BROWN, G -- CAROLINA PANTHERS
Round 6, Pick 193
Total value: $3,666,060
Signing bonus: $186,060
2021 cap: $706,515
THOMAS FLETCHER, LS -- CAROLINA PANTHERS
Round 6, Pick 222
Total value: $3,610,707
Signing bonus: $130,707
2021 cap: $692,677
Posted on 5/2/21 at 11:57 am to jatebe
Depressing to think how much money these athletes make playing a game. People work their entire lives and don't make that much.
Posted on 5/2/21 at 2:14 pm to 14&Counting
If a guy is in the top 50 picks or so, they could be set for life IF they are smart investing it. Since the signing bonus is the only thing guaranteed, I'm talking about the guys that will clear at least a million+ dollars after taxes, agent commissions, etc.
The social justice warriors might rethink voting Democrat when they start seeing how much Uncle Joe wants to keep out of their checks.
The social justice warriors might rethink voting Democrat when they start seeing how much Uncle Joe wants to keep out of their checks.
Posted on 5/2/21 at 2:22 pm to Chad4Bama
We say this every year... the NFL team got someone who will help them invest their money wisely. Look at tua and jalen. They're living off their endorsements... their check goes to saving. The boys will be fine.
Posted on 5/2/21 at 2:43 pm to jatebe
This thread got silly quick . Congrats to all the boys who signed contracts, your hard work paid off.
This post was edited on 5/2/21 at 2:49 pm
Posted on 5/2/21 at 5:33 pm to Chad4Bama
All the social justice bullshite will fall by the wayside real quick when they realize what the progressives really stand for when they gave 50% to the tax man.
Btw I saw the first Najee commercial yesterday he really lights up the screen. Dude may have future after football as a tv presenter.
Btw I saw the first Najee commercial yesterday he really lights up the screen. Dude may have future after football as a tv presenter.
Posted on 5/3/21 at 12:09 am to 14&Counting
4 downvotes for saying some guys could be set for life now? Hmmm...
Ohhh...must have been some wannabe social justice warriors getting their panties in a wad lol. Doesn't take much.
Ohhh...must have been some wannabe social justice warriors getting their panties in a wad lol. Doesn't take much.
Posted on 5/3/21 at 4:52 am to jatebe
Total for 10 draftees : $ 135,671,054.
Guaranteed Total: $ 72,574,429
Nice chunk of change.
Guaranteed Total: $ 72,574,429
Nice chunk of change.
Posted on 5/3/21 at 6:45 am to Sl0thstronautEsq
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Dylan Moses will be getting paid around $12M after a “loss of value" claim against an insurance carrier.
They aren’t going to like that on the rant.
Posted on 5/3/21 at 11:44 am to jatebe
Just curious, how much do you think comes off the top for the business team?
Agent, Manager, Lawyer, Accountant, Financial Planner, etc.
20-25%?
Agent, Manager, Lawyer, Accountant, Financial Planner, etc.
20-25%?
Posted on 5/3/21 at 11:58 am to BamaAlum02
Agents of NFL players aren't allowed to take more than 3% on the contract, but there's no limit to the percentage they can take on endorsement deals (although the range generally seems to be 10%-15%).
Obviously the deal structure for the rest of the people (if necessary) will vary greatly.
Obviously the deal structure for the rest of the people (if necessary) will vary greatly.
Posted on 5/3/21 at 12:13 pm to BamaAlum02
NFL agents are capped on the contract at 3% I think by League policy....but they can take 10-20% of an endorsement.
Posted on 5/3/21 at 12:19 pm to Rocco Lampone
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They aren’t going to like that on the rant.
Check out this pathetic thread from the LSU board.
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Posted on 5/5/21 at 6:00 pm to 14&Counting
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Depressing to think how much money these athletes make playing a game. People work their entire lives and don't make that much.
What's more depressing is that 5 people downvoted this post.
Posted on 5/5/21 at 6:09 pm to Chancellor
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What's more depressing is that 5 people downvoted this post.
You think that's depressing look at how many subscribers FunnyMaine has.
Posted on 5/5/21 at 8:24 pm to Chancellor
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What's more depressing is that 5 people downvoted this post.
It should’ve had more. There’s a really high demand for that entertainment so those players make a lot of money. No one is paying money to watch construction workers work. Not that they don’t do hard work nor are they less as a person. it’s just simple supply and demand. I see it as no different as someone inventing a useless product and creating millions off of it.
That’s how the world works. If you want it differently you’re either arguing for wealth redistribution, governmental adjusting salaries, or people valuing entertainment less
This post was edited on 5/5/21 at 8:28 pm
Posted on 5/6/21 at 5:44 pm to jatebe
These guys should be taking those bonuses, find a nice conservative financial advisor focusing on long term income, and invest every single penny of it, then wait for the salary to come before buying house, car, etc
Posted on 5/7/21 at 8:47 am to 14&Counting
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Depressing to think how much money these athletes make playing a game.
I get that's how YOU feel, but I don't think I'd use the term "depressing". Yes, they make a lot of money to entertain other people by playing a game. Actors/Actresses make a lot of money to entertain other people by playing pretend/make believe.
When you are extraordinarily uniquely talented - in any field - you are compensated accordingly. The field of athletics is very big business. Those who are the elite of the elite are compensated as such.
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