One of the biggest moves of the 2024 NFL offseason was Saquon Barkley signing a three-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. After a six-year stint with the New York Giants, Barkley decided to join their NFC East rival. He has been worth every penny for the Eagles, rushing for more than 2,000 yards and leading Philly to victory in Super Bowl 59.
Let’s take a look at Barkley’s contract, salary, and his current net worth.
Saquon Barkley’s Contract and Salary
The Eagles’ star running back signed a lucrative three-year deal worth approximately $37.8 million, including a hefty $11.6 million signing bonus and $26 million guaranteed.
Philadelphia gave Barkley close to $24 million over the first two years of the deal. His cap hit for the 2024 season was just $3.9 million, and then it will increase to $13.5 million in 2025. In 2026, only $1.5 million of Barkley’s salary is guaranteed.
Barkley’s contract pays him $12.6 million annually, making him the NFL’s third-highest-paid running back.
At the time, the only RBs who earned more than Barkley were San Francisco 49ers RB Christian McCaffrey ($19 million)Â and Indianapolis Colts RB Jonathan Taylor ($14 million).
However, after winning the Super Bowl, the Eagles signed Barkley to a two-year, $41.2 million extension. He is currently the highest-paid running back in the league.
Barkley’s Net Worth and Career Earnings
Barkley’s net worth is approximately $32 million. Over the course of his career, Barkley has earned $$79,692,750 from his NFL contracts alone.
Barkley also makes approximately $10 million annually from endorsement deals with major brands like Nike, Pepsi, and Toyota. He’s known to live off his endorsement income while wisely investing his NFL salary.
Barkley also has a number of off-field ventures. In 2021, Barkley invested in the energy drink company X2 Performance.
“I have been a big believer in X2’s line of clean products for a long time,” Barkley said in a statement. “I am very selective of brands I endorse and even more selective of companies I choose to invest in.”
Barkley joined Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Lavonte David, Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard, and ESPN insider Adam Schefter as notable investors in X2 Performance.
It certainly seems like Barkley has been smart with his money, and he’ll have plenty more coming in over the next several years.
Philadelphia Eagles’ Insights for Week 11
Team:Â The Eagles are 6-1 in one-score games. The only loss was in Week 5 to the Broncos, who scored 18 in the fourth quarter to win 21-17.
QB: Jalen Hurts has not scored a rushing touchdown in his last three games as a starter. The only time he went four straight games without one was in 2021.
Offense: The Eagles registered a 67.9 (D+) OFFi against the Packers in Week 10. Including playoffs, it ranks 81st out of 84 games under Nick Sirianni.
Defense: Philadelphia’s 82.0 (B-) DEFi score was the team’s second-best of the season. They are 14th in the league on the season.
Fantasy: Before Monday night’s snooze fest, Jalen Hurts had scored at least 19 fantasy points in six consecutive games. The Lions are one of the league’s premier pass funnel defenses.