Ranking the NFL Quarterback Salaries From the 2022 Season
With the NFL offseason here, it’s almost the time of year when players sign new contacts, and with that, break the bank. It seems every offseason the market rises, especially when it comes to quarterbacks.
This past season, more than 60 signal-callers were paid at least $1 million, with some names coming as more of a surprise than others. For example, one Super Bowl quarterback ranks outside of the top 60 players on the list.
Here’s a look at which quarterbacks made over $1 million in cash—as opposed to salary cap figure—during the 2022 season and where they compare to their peers, according to overthecap.com:
- Matthew Stafford, Rams $61,500,000
- Russell Wilson, Broncos $57,000,000
- Josh Allen, Bills $47,000,000
- Deshaun Watson, Browns $45,367,500
- Aaron Rodgers, Packers $41,950,000
- Kirk Cousins, Vikings $40,000,000
- Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs $31,950,000
- Kyler Murray, Cardinals $30,000,000
- Ryan Tannehill, Titans $27,000,000
- Carson Wentz, Commanders $28,295,176
- Jared Goff, Lions $26,150,000
- Derek Carr, Raiders $25,000,000
- Matt Ryan, Colts $24,705,882
- Lamar Jackson, Ravens $23,016,000
- Dak Prescott, Cowboys $20,000,000
- Sam Darnold, Panthers. $18,858,000
- Jameis Winston, Saints $15,200,000
- Tom Brady, Buccaneers $15,000,000
- Jimmy Garoppolo, 49ers $10,052,941
- Kenny Pickett, Steelers $8,116,204
- Geno Smith, Seahawks $8,116,204
- Marcus Mariota, Falcons $6,750,000
- Teddy Bridgewater, Dolphins $6,500,000
- Mitchell Trubisky, Steelers $6,285,000
- Tyrod Taylor, Giants $5,500,000
- Jacoby Brissett, Browns $4,900,000
- Daniel Jones, Giants $4,194,644
- Andy Dalton, Saints $4,000,000
- Joe Burrow, Bengals $3,900,012
- Colt McCoy, Cardinals $3,750,000
- Case Keenum, Bills $3,500,000
- Joe Flacco, Jets $3,385,294
- Tua Tagovailoa, Dolphins $3,362,312
- Justin Herbert, Chargers $3,026,250
- Mason Rudolph, Steelers $3,000,000
- Nick Foles, Colts $2,600,000
- Gardner Minshew, Eagles $2,540,000
- Mike White, Jets $2,540,000
- Kyle Allen, Texans $2,397,059
- Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars $2,332,431
- Zach Wilson, Jets $2,257,758
- Blaine Gabbert, Buccaneers $2,250,000
- Taylor Heinicke, Commanders $2,250,000
- Trey Lance, 49ers $2,210,239
- Trevor Siemian, Bears $2,035,000
- Chad Henne, Chiefs $2,000,000
- Chase Daniel, Chargers $2,000,000
- C.J. Beathard, Jaguars $2,000,000
- Desmond Ridder, Falcons $1,785,336
- Jordan Love, Packers $1,735,770
- Brian Hoyer, Patriots $1,694,118
- Malik Willis, Titans $1,637,800
- Justin Fields, Bears $1,517,816
- Drew Lock, Seahawks $1,451,022
- Mac Jones, Patriots $1,368,470
- Bailey Zappe, Patriots $1,352,072
- Baker Mayfield, Rams $1,349,444
- Matt Corral, Panthers $1,314,904
- Nick Mullens, Vikings $1,308,000
- Brandon Allen, Bengals $1,200,000
- Jalen Hurts, Eagles $1,157,744
- Sam Howell, Commanders $1,066,600
- Nate Sudfeld, Lions $1,035,000
