Last offseason, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed Baker Mayfield to a lucrative deal, and he’s been worth every penny this season. He has topped last year’s production and put together a career year. Given his strong play, let’s examine Mayfield’s contract, salary, net worth, and career earnings.
Baker Mayfield’s Contract and Salary
Mayfield’s deal locks him up through 2027, and it’s worth up to $100 million with $50 million guaranteed. This contract incorporates $5 million each year in incentives, reliant on his regular-season and playoff performance.
If he finishes in the top 10 in the entire league (or top five in the conference) in touchdown passes, passer rating, passing yards, completion percentage, or yards per pass, his salary will increase by $2.5 million.
Mayfield is already getting nice paychecks from Tampa Bay, but he also earned several bonuses with his terrific play in 2024.
Mayfield put up career-highs in passing yards (4,500), touchdowns (41), completion percentage( 71.4%), rushing yards (378), and rushing touchdowns (three).
Mayfield’s Net Worth, Endorsements, and Career Earnings
Mayfield’s net worth is estimated to be about $50 million based on the contracts he has had in the past. During his professional playing career, Mayfield has earned $87,756,674 million from his NFL contracts alone.
However, he also has many endorsements — with some of his more well-known partnerships including Progressive, Hulu, BodyArmor, Nike, Leaf Trading Cards, Panini America, and more. He earns a healthy $10 million per year just from endorsements.
Mayfield has made a number of investments in various companies. In fact, he even has a venture capital firm called Camwood Ventures that he owns along with his brother, Matt.
Camwood Ventures has invested in companies such as Cabana Club, Progress Coffee, High Desert, Superstition, Tarform, Apothékary, C2 Ventures, Jack Mason, Goodmylk, Beam, Season Share, Where I’m From, Legends, Wave, PumpJack Dataworks, and Earbuds.
Mayfield has served as a brand ambassador for some of these brands as well, including the THC-free CBD company, Beam.
Baker also spends a significant amount of his off-field time giving back to charity and the community. He and his wife, Emily Wilkinson, collected tens of thousands of dollars for Providence House, an organization based in Cleveland that assists at-risk families. Baker once held a joint event with Providence House, raising six figures for the organization.
Also, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayfield collaborated with another group in Cleveland called TownHall, which helps provide food for those who don’t know where their next meal might come from.