Peyton Manning makes almost $900,000 per week

[LegendKill3r]

He makes more in a week than every single one of us and our parents make in over 3 years with JUST his current contract with the Denver Broncos. So that doesn't include his sponsors and other off the field deals.


I am so fuucking jelly right now. Dude is aleady set for life just with this current five year contract.
At 6'5" 230 lbs he has it all. No homo.



Oh and he's not even the highest paid player in the NFL. That title goes to Jay "geturassonthebench" Cutler

[juvefan]

900k is not enough compensation that i'll never be Tom Brady












































not srs

[Lefticle]

But at what forehead cost?

[FingerNailsBrah]

He doesnt care about 900k. He cant beat Seattle.

[KyBrah32]

too bad he cant spend that money to beat the bengals tonight

[jpmpdt]

Charlie Sheen made 850,000 per episode of Two and a half men, makes everyone looks poverty. Brb 20 minutes, almost a millionaire and gets to smash sloots in show lmao

[Paulie92]

Dudes an *******. He's no Brady

[Boba155]

Plus he owns a ton of pizza joints, so he'll be well off even after the football money dries up

[LegendKill3r]

He doesnt care about 900k. He cant beat Seattle.

Sure he can. If he plays them in Denver.

[LegendKill3r]

Plus he owns a ton of pizza joints, so he'll be well off even after the football money dries up

The football money won't ever dry up. He's already set numerous records and is guaranteed a spot in the hall of fame.

[IsBae]

No way is Jay Cutler the highest paid player in the NFL

[gamblor21]

And after Income Tax, Agents fees, Lawyers, and Accountants how much is left, I would have to assume he makes more from owning 22 Papa Johns (which do better business than non Peyton-Papa Johns in the Denver Area) and his endorsement deals

[Hercegovac8]

But at what forehead cost?

[gamblor21]

No way is Jay Cutler the highest paid player in the NFL

$22.5 Million this year. Yes that means he was paid over $1 Million this week to sit on the bench

[CalmWind]

I wonder why Colts fans are OK with their organization throwing him away and watching him put up 3 more great seasons for another team, instead of finishing his career in Indy.

[LegendKill3r]

No way is Jay Cutler the highest paid player in the NFL

Yes he is. The dumbass bears offered him a $126million 6 year deal with $54mil guaranteed and he took it. And he's currently playing at his absolute worst. Highway robbery.

[gamblor21]

I wonder why Colts fans are OK with their organization throwing him away and watching him put up 3 more great seasons for another team, instead of finishing his career in Indy.

Well as a Colt fan i was ok with it because of the money we still owed. He was coming back from an injury that you didnt know how he would react. And we got a younger stronger version for cheaper in Luck

[Xzorroth]

I love capitalism so much!!
I love how we have people who make enough money to support 1000 families, but we would rather keep 1000 families in poverty because "we all have a chance" to make it in this fantastic capitalist society that keeps half the world in poverty, and seemingly nowadays, the american middle class is moving more towards what used to be "lower middle class".
I love how you can't get a job that pays above poverty levels without putting yourself in at LEAST 50-100k of debt to get an education that still doesn't guarantee you a job in your respective field of study, or you could always dedicate 5-7 years minimum working at poverty levels at an unskilled job, just to ascend to the "luxuries" of the lower middle class.

[ElMentor23]

[LegendKill3r]

I wonder why Colts fans are OK with their organization throwing him away and watching him put up 3 more great seasons for another team, instead of finishing his career in Indy.

I use to wonder the same thing but they didn't want to risk it after his neck surgery and Luck was one of the best things coming out of college and has the potential to be just as good as Peyton down the line. See Peyton's first season as a Colt vs Luck's. Peyton was worse.

[CalmWind]

Well as a Colt fan i was ok with it because of the money we still owed. He was coming back from an injury that you didnt know how he would react. And we got a younger stronger version for cheaper in Luck

As a Dolphin fan, all of Miami would riot and burn down the stadium if they tried to get rid of Dan Marino before Dan himself called it quits. If Dan was going to play, he would play in a Dolphin uniform. Period.

Not sure why Colts fans aren't loyal to the greatest QB to ever put on a Colts uniform.

[CalmWind]

I use to wonder the same thing but they didn't want to risk it after his neck surgery and Luck was one of the best things coming out of college and has the potential to be just as good as Peyton down the line. See Peyton's first season as a Colt vs Luck's. Peyton was worse.

It's just strange to me.

Dolphin fans would never have allowed the Dolphins organization to do that to Dan Marino. He retires a Dolphin, point blank, and no college QB prospect would unseat him until Marino himself retires.

Dolphin fans worshiped the ground Marino walked on. I thought Colts fans would be the same with Peyton, but guess not. They threw him away and moved on real fast.

[TR88]

[Swept]

A pro athlete makes a lot of money, you don't say?

[poopman123]

Crazy money. Here I am busting my ass for a house and a gtr and Ill be happy.

[GoldMember002]

tfw when I struggle for a year to make 1/30th of what he makes in a week.

[iabs]

lol this, my American brethren are clueless.

[Roke]

I know why...

[skew12]

I love capitalism so much!!
I love how we have people who make enough money to support 1000 families, but we would rather keep 1000 families in poverty because "we all have a chance" to make it in this fantastic capitalist society that keeps half the world in poverty, and seemingly nowadays, the american middle class is moving more towards what used to be "lower middle class".
I love how you can't get a job that pays above poverty levels without putting yourself in at LEAST 50-100k of debt to get an education that still doesn't guarantee you a job in your respective field of study, or you could always dedicate 5-7 years minimum working at poverty levels at an unskilled job, just to ascend to the "luxuries" of the lower middle class.

Working your ass off to be one of the best ever at your trade will get you out of the poverty middle class in basically any real career. Granted pro sports is a bit exaggerated. However I doubt millions of people will tune in live to watch you bankroll your portfolio.

[Wakafc86]

This it truth