How much money do Eagles players get for winning the Super Bowl?
Winning the Super Bowl is the ultimate achievement for any NFL player.
It validates an entire season of hard work, determination and dedication. It's the culmination of a journey with teammates that began back in training camp. And it gives each team member a sense of satisfaction for a job well-done that will last the entire offseason.
It also comes with a pretty sweet paycheck.
In addition to being able to call themselves Super Bowl champions and wear increasingly gaudy jewelry, NFL players receive a financial reward for playing in the big game, with an even bigger sum going to the winning team. How much money is on the line for the Philadelphia Eagles this year?
How much would the Eagles make for winning Super Bowl?
Under the NFL's current collective bargaining agreement (Article 37, Section 5), each player on the winning team in Super Bowl 59 will receive a bonus of $171,000. That's a $7,000 increase over the per-player amount the Kansas City Chiefs received last year when they defeated the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 58.
How much do NFL players get paid in the playoffs?
The CBA also spells out how much players are paid in each round of the postseason. Here are the bonuses that follow the 2024 regular season:
Division winner: $54,500
Wild Card/first-round bye: $49,500
Divisional Round: $54,500
Conference Championship: $77,000
Super Bowl losing team: $96,000
Super Bowl winning team: $171,000
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