Carson Wentz’s Net Worth

Carson Wentz has signed a new one-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs for the 2024 NFL season after having affiliations with four different NFL teams. In the 2016 NFL Draft, the Philadelphia Eagles selected Wentz with the number 2 overall pick. While there, he won several accolades including the Super Bowl by defeating the New England Patriots.

When the Eagles went on an 11-2 run and won the Super Bowl in 2017, Wentz had his best season. Due to injuries that prevented him from reaching his full potential, the Eagles finally moved him to the Indianapolis Colts. He was then traded to the Washington Commanders after just one year with the Colts.

However, ever since he left the Eagles he has been moving around year after year and after his one-year stint with the Commanders, he joined the Los Angeles Rams for the 2023 season as a backup to Matthew Stafford.

How much is Carson Wentz’s Net Worth in 2024?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Carson Wentz has a net worth of approximately $45 million as of August 2024. This comes mostly from his time in the NFL as a professional football player. Currently, Wentz has signed a one-year deal with the Chiefs. However, he has amassed quite a lot from playing football before.

Carson Wentz’s Salary

Carson Wentz’s current salary in 2024 is $3.3 million.

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Carson Wentz’s Endorsements

Carson Wentz had previously signed multiple endorsement deals with various companies like Nike, NRG, Bobcat, Amazon, Bose, Scheels, Sanford Health, Black Ridge Bank, Panini. According to Forbes, Carson’s endorsements alone gets him $4 million.

Carson Wentz’s Other Sources of Income

Carson Wentz has endorsements to support himself apart from his pro football career. He earns about $4 million from endorsements alone. However, he may also own properties and real estate which we may not know about that helps him uplift his net worth.

Carson Wentz’s House

We're informed that Wentz had a 7,280-square-foot house is in Leesburg while playing for the Commanders in 2022. It is a popular place for professional players and is an hour to the west of Commanders' FedEx Field stadium. Described as a "magnificent French-Provincial estate," the house has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a kitchen, a home gym and a three-car garage. From the Great Room, which has a fireplace, to the gaming room, a cellar that stores more than 300 bottles, there is enough space to watch some game film. He bought the house for $3.7 million.

Whether or not he still owns this house is not known as he has moved on from the Commanders after just one season in 2022.

Carlos Wentz’s Cars

Carlos Wentz owned a Dodge Challenger SRT Demon but he sold it off some time back. The paint job on the car was green and the theme was Eagles based.

The Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 has an engine that produces 1,025 horsepower at 6,500 rpm and 945 lb-ft of torque at 4,200 rpm. It accelerates to 60 mph in under 1.66 seconds and has the greatest G-force acceleration of any production vehicle at 2.004 gs. Additionally, the Demon 170 is capable of 900 horsepower and 810 pounds.

Carlos Wentz Charity

Carlos has given back to the community in many ways and here are the three main ways he has been contributing;

Thy Kingdom Crumb: In 2018, Carson Wentz and The Connect Church in Philadelphia established the Thy Kingdom Crumb food truck. Since then, the truck has grown to Indianapolis and now serves free meals to those in need.

Wentz established the Outdoor Ministry in 2018 as well. Children with life-threatening conditions can participate in outdoor activities and receive discipleship via this program. The program consists of two parts: Camp Conquerors, a summer camp for kids with chronic diseases, and Mountain Movers, which takes kids on outdoor excursions.

Haiti Sports Complex: Wentz traveled to Haiti in 2019 with the AO1 Foundation and contributed to the construction of the Haiti Sports Complex. The facility offers children in Haiti a secure and wholesome environment through cooperation with Mission of Hope.