Archive · 24 May 2025
Edelman Highlights NFL Playoff Pay Disparity, Even for Stars
NFL playoff pay is the same for everyone, from star players like Tom Brady to the backup kicker.
Julian Edelman explained that the playoff pay is a fixed amount, much less than regular season salaries, even for top players like Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.
Despite massive regular season contracts, players receive a smaller, fixed amount in the playoffs.
This pay structure contrasts with the large contracts and earnings of some players.
The benefit of this system is to foster team unity, as everyone gets paid the same in the playoffs.
Julian Edelman discussed the NFL's playoff pay structure on the Games with Names podcast.
NFL playoff pay is a fixed amount for all players, regardless of their regular-season salary.
Elite quarterbacks like Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes make significantly less per playoff game than their regular-season pay.
The playoff pay system reinforces team unity by ensuring everyone earns the same amount.
Edelman celebrated Brock Purdy's new contract, highlighting the potential for big paydays in the NFL.
- Who
- Julian Edelman and other NFL players.
- What
- NFL players receive a fixed amount for playoff games, regardless of their regular season salary or star status.
- When
- Recently, Edelman discussed this on the Games with Names podcast.
- Where
- On the Games with Names podcast.
- Why
- To show the difference between regular season and playoff compensation for NFL players, including stars.
NFL Players
NFL Management
Playoff Compensation
NFL Players
Players believe playoff pay is insufficient, especially for top stars.
NFL Management
The league's playoff pay system emphasizes team unity and provides equal compensation for all participating in playoff games.
- Playoff Pay Structure
- Fixed amount for playoff games
- Playoff Game Payout
- About $20,000 to $30,000 per playoff game
- Compensation Equality
- Same for all players, including trainers and coaches
- Brock Purdy's Contract
- $265 million
- Edelman and Purdy's Draft Round
- 7th Round