How much money has Aaron Rodgers made while playing in NFL?
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is playing in his 18th NFL season. In that time, he has seen just about everything. That includes the huge contracts. The Super Bowl champ and four-time NFL MVP has earned his fair share of money across his career.
His situation was thought to be a little precarious in the offseason because no one sure he would return to Green Bay. Thankfully for Packers fans, he did. But it cost them Davante Adams.
As things stand right now, many are unsure about what has transpired in 2022 as Green sits at 3-5 after eight games. Nevertheless, Rodgers is still getting his money, and a lot of it.
But how much has the 38-year-old earned throughout his NFL career?
Aaron Rodgers' net worth and career earnings
As we stated above, after being in the NFL for 18 years, Aaron Rodgers has seen a lot of money come his way. For most players, they will only get one chance at that bumper contract that will set them up for life.
But in Rodgers' case, given his longevity and ability, he has seen more.
Per Forbes.com, should the 38-year-old play out his current contract in Green Bay, he will have earned a grand total of $495 million throughout his football career. Yes, you read that right.
The deal that Rodgers signed this offseason was a three-year, $150 million contract. It keeps him in Green Bay until 2026 (unless he chooses to retire). He also got a cool $40.8 million roster bonus upfront, too.
Now, let's get to the quarterback's net worth. Per www.celebritynetworth.com, the Packers superstar has a net worth of $200 million.
Given how long the 38-year-old has played in the league, it is expected that he would have a high net worth. That will likely only continue to grow, especially with all his off-field ventures as well.
He has endorsements and investments in real estate and Roth Capital, an investment banking company, coupled with his minority ownership stake with the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA.
Aaron Rodgers has no shortage of money flowing through his bank accounts.