Guess What Aaron Rodgers Got Without Playing Much Last Season

Aaron Rodgers, The New York Jets’ star quarterback is still a member of the millionaire’s club despite not playing the entire season. In addition to receiving a salary regardless of whether he plays or not, Rodgers and other NFL players are also eligible for incentives that are determined by their performance as well as other elements like merchandise sales and jersey sales.

Last season, Rodgers hurt himself on the fourth snap and was unable to use the performance-related bonuses that were waiting for him. As a result, after taking part in just four plays, his profits in that respect came to a mere $81.14.

EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY – SEPTEMBER 11: Aaron Rodgers #8 of the New York Jets is helped off the field after suffering an apparent injury after being sacked by Leonard Floyd #56 of the Buffalo Bills during a game at MetLife Stadium on September 11, 2023 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Michael Owens/Getty Images)

Nevertheless, many players receive a substantial sum of money from all group licensing deals, including those negotiated through the NFLPA, for items like trading cards, video games, and shirts, due to the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA). Every league player earns at least $32,000 in this area from the NFLPA, according to a Sportico article.

What is the amount that Aaron Rodgers will get from the NFLPA?

For this reason, Rodgers will get $1.6 million from the players’ association despite only playing in four games prior to rupturing his Achilles tendon. Despite not playing, his goods continued to be purchased by fans.

Actually, fans are more excited for the season to begin to witness the multiple-time league MVP in action this year with Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets than they were last year.

In order to better protect Aaron Rodgers, the Jets heavily invested in upgrading their offensive line in addition to making defensive and receiving corps changes. Consequently, the Jets are anticipated to be favorites to win both the AFC East division and to make a deep run in the postseason.

 

Sumit Rajan

Sumit is a Sr. Editor at Black Sports Online. When not dissecting NBA and NFL storylines, you’ll find him cheering for Manchester United, testing out new fountain pens, or scaling a mountain.

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