Brady's Total Compensation as a Patriot

[Miguel]

Someone had asked in a thread that I can not now find how much money Brady has been paid as a Patriot.

You can see it at
http://www.patscap.com/brady.png

You can download the Excel workbook at
http://www.patscap.com/brady.xlsx

 

[chasa]

164,258,250

 

[borg]

Someone had asked in a thread that I can not now find how much money Brady has been paid as a Patriot.

You can see it at
http://www.patscap.com/brady.png

You can download the Excel workbook at
http://www.patscap.com/brady.xlsx

Thanks Miguel, that was me inquiring.

Using your cash received column, Brady will have earned $178 mill through 2017 (18 years)if he plays out contract as currently written.

For comparison, Peyton Manning earned $173.4 million during his Indy career plus $18 mill from Denver last year with another $40 mill over two years about to kick in.....Sum total of $231 million over 17 years (Thru 2014).

Quite an economic advantage being the number 1 pick under the old rookie wage pool system and a me-first cap killing Pay-me-a-ton succubus as a veteran hired gun.

 

[patsfaninpa]

Someone had asked in a thread that I can not now find how much money Brady has been paid as a Patriot.

You can see it at
http://www.patscap.com/brady.png

You can download the Excel workbook at
http://www.patscap.com/brady.xlsx

Sorry if I missed your return. But, welcome back Miggy. Are you working on the cap full-time now?

 

[Miguel]

Sorry if I missed your return. But, welcome back Miggy. Are you working on the cap full-time now?

Yes, I am.

 

[signbabybrady]

Thanks Miguel, that was me inquiring.

Using your cash received column, Brady will have earned $178 mill through 2017 (18 years)if he plays out contract as currently written.

For comparison, Peyton Manning earned $173.4 million during his Indy career plus $18 mill from Denver last year with another $40 mill over two years about to kick in.....Sum total of $231 million over 17 years (Thru 2014).

Quite an economic advantage being the number 1 pick under the old rookie wage pool system and a me-first cap killing Pay-me-a-ton succubus as a veteran hired gun.

Not sure if I am right but Manning's rookie deal was worth 48 mil by a quick google search.

231 minus 48 equals 183. Bradys number would have to come down to account for his deal but that would be a much smaller number half mil for each season he played under his rookie deal maybe a play time escalator made it a mil per lets call it a nice round 3 mil even though that is probably high it would bring Bradys to 175. That would seem to be a small difference between Brady and Peytons true earnings when accounting for where they were drafted.

 

[patsfaninpa]

Yes, I am.

I feel like I found some money in the sofa! Great news to kick off the free agency season for all Patsfans.com members.

 

[DarrylS]

Yes, I am.

You were missed, as you are my go to guy when it comes to this kind of stuff.

Thanks..

 

[Gronkandez]

Thanks Miguel, that was me inquiring.

Using your cash received column, Brady will have earned $178 mill through 2017 (18 years)if he plays out contract as currently written.

For comparison, Peyton Manning earned $173.4 million during his Indy career plus $18 mill from Denver last year with another $40 mill over two years about to kick in.....Sum total of $231 million over 17 years (Thru 2014).

Quite an economic advantage being the number 1 pick under the old rookie wage pool system and a me-first cap killing Pay-me-a-ton succubus as a veteran hired gun.

I thought that was a lot of money (which it is) until I remembered A-Rod signed a 10yr-$250M deal with Texas. Then he signed a ridiculous extension with the Yankees. Brady's total compensation seems pretty modest in comparison.

 

[goheels22002]

Yes, I am.

You must be the infamous Miguel. Welcome back.

 

[nashvillepatsfan]

Yes, I am.

welcome back Miguel. You've been missed around here. Turning to a jets fan for cap info felt like treason

 

[convertedpatsfan]

welcome back Miguel. You've been missed around here. Turning to a jets fan for cap info felt like treason

Plus they seem to think the cap is around $200M so they can afford an extension for their failed 1st round QB...

 

[Gumby]

Sorry if I missed your return. But, welcome back Miggy. Are you working on the cap full-time now?

WELCOME BACK.

you were sorely missed by many.

Glad to see you posting - any updates to the cap page are gravy on top.

 

[voluntarysaftey]

Quite an economic advantage being the number 1 pick under the old rookie wage pool system and a me-first cap killing Pay-me-a-ton succubus as a veteran hired gun.

Up until this extension (which I think is a massive discount), I don't Brady gave up more than 1-2/m year on both non-rookie contracts -- so he was being easy to deal with but not a pushover.
Also Peyton had to live in Indy -- if I had to live in Indy I'd also make them pay me top dollar.
Whereas if I played in Boston, NY, SF, I'd be more willing to give up a bit to ensure I stayed.

And Manning is one of the few top 5 pick qbs that you could say out-performed his rookie contract -- as all of them (prior to rookie caps) got 10-15m/year as rookies.

I agree with the economic advantage -- brady's early years allowed them an extra 2 impact free agents with the extra 14m in cap compared to now.