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Patrick Mahomes Net Worth in 2025: NFL salary, endorsements and business details
Patrick Mahomes Net Worth in 2025: NFL salary, endorsements and business details

Time of India

time19 hours ago

  • Business
  • Time of India

Patrick Mahomes Net Worth in 2025: NFL salary, endorsements and business details

Patrick Mahomes' net worth soars to $90 million in 2025 (Getty Images) Patrick Mahomes continues to redefine what it means to be a modern NFL superstar. With a hefty net worth in 2025, the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback isn't just dominating the league—he's thriving off the field through endorsements, investments, and philanthropy. From record-breaking contracts to community impact, Mahomes is building a legacy that extends far beyond football. Patrick Mahomes' net worth soars to $90 million in 2025 Patrick Mahomes isn't just leading the Kansas City Chiefs to glory on the football field—he's also building an empire off it. As per Celebrity Net Worth, the superstar quarterback's net worth is estimated at around $90 million, making him one of the wealthiest and most influential athletes in the NFL today. From his monster contract to massive endorsement deals and savvy investments, Mahomes has positioned himself as a generational talent in every sense of the word. Patrick Mahommes (Image via AP) Patrick Mahomes' new contract and salary make him one of the highest-paid NFL stars In 2020, Mahomes signed a record-breaking 10-year, $450 million deal. However, with the quarterback market evolving rapidly, the Chiefs recently restructured the deal to a more front-loaded four-year contract worth $210.6 million, pushing his average annual salary to $52.65 million. This puts him just behind Joe Burrow in the NFL salary rankings. Even more astonishing, the deal could grow to $218.1 million with escalators by 2026. Mahomes is once again setting the pace for how quarterbacks get paid in today's NFL. Endorsements and business ventures boost Patrick Mahomes' financial profile In addition to his massive on-field salary, Mahomes earns an estimated $7 million annually through endorsements. Some of the high-profile brands in his portfolio include State Farm, Adidas, Oakley, BioSteel, Head & Shoulders, DirecTV, and Essentia Water. He even became the first NFL player to sign with Oakley, launching their 'Prizm Optics' campaign. Mahomes' business savvy extends to ownership as well. In 2020, he joined the ownership group of MLB's Kansas City Royals and later invested in the fitness tech brand Whoop, alongside athletes like Kevin Durant and Rory McIlroy. Lavish lifestyle, philanthropy, and community impact Mahomes lives in an upscale neighborhood in Kansas City in a $1.9 million home that spans over 3,750 square feet. He's also seen driving a Ferrari 812 Superfast, a symbol of his success and love for luxury. But he's not all flash. Through his 15 and the Mahomies Foundation, Mahomes is deeply committed to charitable work, especially causes that support children. He's also been a vocal advocate for social justice and voter registration, having worked with teammate Tyrann Mathieu and supported LeBron James' Rock the Vote initiative. Also Read: Josh Allen vs. Hailee Steinfeld: Who has the higher net worth in the star couple? At just 28, Patrick Mahomes has achieved more than most players could dream of—in both football and finance. And if history is any indication, he's only getting started.

See Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' reaction after the Royals called up slugger Jac Caglianone
See Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' reaction after the Royals called up slugger Jac Caglianone

USA Today

time4 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • USA Today

See Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' reaction after the Royals called up slugger Jac Caglianone

See Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' reaction after the Royals called up slugger Jac Caglianone The Kansas City Chiefs are hard at work preparing for their 2025 campaign at OTAs, but star quarterback Patrick Mahomes' attention may be more on the baseball diamond than the gridiron in the coming days. On Sunday, June 1, news broke that the Kansas City Royals intended to call up star slugger Jac Caglianone from their AAA affiliate — the Omaha Storm Chasers. As a minority owner of the Royals, Mahomes quickly responded to Caglianone's elevation on Twitter, leaning on a well-known clip from the hit television show The Office to convey his initial reaction: Take a look at Mahomes' hilarious reaction to Caliganone's call-up: Caglianone made a name for himself as a power hitter at the University of Florida in recent years and joined the Royals as a first-round pick in the 2024 MLB draft. During his first months as a professional, Caglianone hit 15 home runs and drove in 56 RBIs between stints with the AA Northwest Arkansas Naturals and AAA Omaha Storm Chasers.

USA Football Reacts to Patrick Mahomes' Olympic Message
USA Football Reacts to Patrick Mahomes' Olympic Message

Yahoo

time6 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

USA Football Reacts to Patrick Mahomes' Olympic Message

USA Football Reacts to Patrick Mahomes' Olympic Message originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The idea of NFL stars taking part in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics is a tantalizing one. It could definitely happen, and among the players fans are eager to see in action in the next cycle of the Summer Olympics is none other than Kansas City Chiefs superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Advertisement However, Mahomes doesn't seem to be all that interested in representing the United States in the flag football event of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. 'It's awesome to be able to showcase the NFL to the whole world through flag football, but I'll probably leave that to the younger guys,' Mahomes said after the Chiefs' OTAs on Wednesday (via Jayna Bardahl of The Athletic). 'I'll be a little older by the time that comes around.' A part of that quote was posted on the NFL on ESPN Instagram account, sparking lots of reactions, including one from the official Instagram account of USA Football. 'Can't wait to build the team to #RepTheFlag for LA28 🇺🇸🥇,' USA Football's comment read. Mahomes will be turning just 30 years old in September and will be only 32 years old when the 2028 LA Olympics start on July 14 of that year. That is still relatively young for a quarterback. Of course, there is still time for Mahomes to change his mind, but it appears that his main focus remains on his NFL career. Advertisement U.S. flag football quarterback Darrell 'Housh' Doucette has been adamant in his stance that flag football players should be prioritized for the country's Olympic roster, a notion that has garnered him major flak. Patrick Mahomes II watches during the second half in the game against the Houston C. Johnson-Imagn Images In any case, Mahomes doesn't need an Olympic gold medal to secure his spot in football history. He is already one of the best to ever do it, based on what he's achieved so far in the NFL, including three Super Bowl titles, three Super Bowl Most Valuable Player honors and two NFL Most MVP awards, to name a few. Related: Chiefs' Mahomes Announces Major Decision on 2028 Olympics This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on May 30, 2025, where it first appeared.

NFL reporter discusses Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' contract status
NFL reporter discusses Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' contract status

USA Today

time24-05-2025

  • Business
  • USA Today

NFL reporter discusses Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' contract status

NFL reporter discusses Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' contract status NFL Network's James Palmer appeared as a guest on the 'Up & Adams Show with Kay Adams' to share his thoughts on the Kansas City Chiefs' quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, possibly being up for a potential contract restructuring. "I think Patrick (Mahomes), like I mentioned the comparison to (Tom) Brady, the amount of money they make off the field they put into account and what they do in terms of hamstringing a team on the field in terms of salary cap," said Palmer, "I would say, we know this contract is so unique compared to every other deal in the NFL, with the length of it, with the terms. The relationship between Patrick and the front office and the constant communication of, Are you happy? Are you good? Where you're at is very good, and he will always be compensated accordingly. But I do know that he thinks of things a little bit differently. I think he'll be completely fine with what's to come." The San Francisco 49ers were the most recent team to pay a luxury price to keep their franchise quarterback. Brock Purdy signed a five-year, $265 million deal that slightly exceeded Detroit Lions' Jared Goff's recent extension, creating a new negotiation target price. Since entering the NFL in 2017, the two-time league MVP and three-time Super Bowl champion has performed at a future Hall of Fame level. The contract extension he signed a few years ago was record-breaking, but multiple other quarterbacks have since surpassed it in the market.

Chiefs have most primetime games, followed by Cowboys
Chiefs have most primetime games, followed by Cowboys

Yahoo

time15-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Chiefs have most primetime games, followed by Cowboys

The Chiefs and Cowboys are ratings draws. That's why they play on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day this season. It also is why they both have so many standalone games. The Chiefs will play eight standalone games, including seven primetime games. Five of their primetime games come in the first eight weeks. Advertisement The Cowboys also have eight standalone games, including six primetime games. The teams play each other on Thanksgiving Day at AT&T Stadium in Arlington in Patrick Mahomes' first NFL game where he makes his offseason home. On Christmas Day, the Chiefs host the Broncos, and the Cowboys travel to the Commanders. The Dolphins, Falcons, Lions, Eagles, Commanders, Bills, Chargers and 49ers each have five primetime games. The Ravens, Bengals, Steelers, Texans, Broncos, Packers, Vikings, Bucs, Rams and Seahawks each got four. The Giants, Raiders, Patriots and Bears will be on primetime three times each. The Jets and Cardinals have two primetime appearances each, and the Colts, Jaguars and Panthers each received one primetime game. The Browns, Saints and Titans are not scheduled to play in primetime.

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