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Ike Boettger Re-signs with Buffalo Bills. In 5 NFL Seasons (2018-2022) he has Earned $5,612,517

Good to see after his injury. Hopefully he can bounce back and get a big contract after this prove it year.
 
Ike went undrafted in the 2018 NFL Draft.

His Earnings:

$479,995: 2018
$595,413: 2019
$1,216,609: 2020
$2,133,000: 2021
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$4,425,017 Total
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Good for him. He should be and could be set for life right now. If he gets a bigger contract and has a few good more years then that is a successful career and puts him in a place to help others.
 
Good for him. He should be and could be set for life right now. If he gets a bigger contract and has a few good more years then that is a successful career and puts him in a place to help others.
$4.4 gross for a lifetime? Probably not. Especially w/ the NY taxes.
 
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On track to well out-earn Piersbacher. Just sayin' ... (sour grapes ... sure)
you are on to something here. a run of the mill :) unrated recruit usually ends up a more valuable product coming out of iowa than...
gotta point this out to every highly rated homegrown iowa ol recruit
and if you are highly rated coming in like wirfs was....sky is the limit
 
$4.4 gross for a lifetime? Probably not. Especially w/ the NY taxes.

Well he has to have netted at least $3 million so far after taxes. that is a lot of dough. You can buy a bunch of duplexes etc and have the renters pay for them for you and make another couple million over the years that way.

I would say compared to someone working 35 years to make $1.5 million GROSS Ike is in a good spot.
 
Well he has to have netted at least $3 million so far after taxes. that is a lot of dough. You can buy a bunch of duplexes etc and have the renters pay for them for you and make another couple million over the years that way.

I would say compared to someone working 35 years to make $1.5 million GROSS Ike is in a good spot.
How do you come to $3M net? Marginal tax rate is going to be pushing 40%. Not to mention fees not associated w/ "regular" income he needs to pay - agent fees (though typically deductible), recovery expenses (also typically a deduction), taxes on non-cash compensation, financial adviser (the Jock Tax looks like a nightmare), etc.

Also, $1.5M gross for 35 years? You cant compare wages of the 70s to the market in 2020-2080
 
The 2021 tackle situtation is a little like when Ike and Boone Meyers started there at Redshirt Freshman. Hopefully we'll see the same growth in this new crop of Richmond, Colby and DeJong.
 
Good for him! I hope he can hang around long enough to get one of those big contracts.

I updated the orig post with what follows. Not sure what he will earn for 2023. I wish there were not such a big gap between the highest paid (the QB) and the 5 responsible for protecting the QB.

Ike went undrafted in the 2018 NFL Draft.

His Earnings:

$479,995: 2018
$595,413: 2019
$1,216,609: 2020
$2,133,000: 2021
$1,187,500: 2022
....................................
$5,612,517 Total
================
 
I updated the orig post with what follows. Not sure what he will earn for 2023. I wish there were not such a big gap between the highest paid (the QB) and the 5 responsible for protecting the QB.

Ike went undrafted in the 2018 NFL Draft.

His Earnings:

$479,995: 2018
$595,413: 2019
$1,216,609: 2020
$2,133,000: 2021
$1,187,500: 2022
....................................
$5,612,517 Total
================
As a bills fan, the lines need help! Ike needs to stay healthy and I think he can get a lot of snaps. Fun to be able to have the former Hawks on the team!!
 
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Step 1 for Ike was to get a contract offer. Step 2 will now be to make the team and be on the active roster. Good luck to him.
 
I updated the orig post with what follows. Not sure what he will earn for 2023. I wish there were not such a big gap between the highest paid (the QB) and the 5 responsible for protecting the QB.

Ike went undrafted in the 2018 NFL Draft.

His Earnings:

$479,995: 2018
$595,413: 2019
$1,216,609: 2020
$2,133,000: 2021
$1,187,500: 2022
....................................
$5,612,517 Total
================
I may be incorrect, but I believe that the second highest paid player on the team is often the Left tackle.
 
The team announcement:


Bills re-sign G Ike Boettger to one-year deal​

Mar 03, 2023 at 02:29 PM


The Bills have re-signed guard Ike Boettger to a one-year deal, the team announced Friday.

Boettger, an interior offensive lineman, was able to make his way back on the field with the Bills in Week 16 of the 2022 season after tearing his Achilles late in the 2021 season. Boettger previously started 17 combined games for the Bills from 2020-21.

After completing his rehab, the fifth-year guard was activated off the reserve/PUP list ahead of the Bills' Week 16 game at Chicago and played six snaps in the team's 35-13 win.

"He's a king. I freaking love Ike," QB Josh Allen said during the 2022 season. "I don't think you can find one guy in the world that has a bad thing to say about Ike. The ultimate, ultimate team guy."

2023 will mark Boettger's sixth season in Buffalo.


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I may be incorrect, but I believe that the second highest paid player on the team is often the Left tackle.

now a days it might be a speedy WR.

Example: Tyreek Hill left Kansas City for a big pay day with the Dolphins. Last season he earned $26,885,000. This upcoming season he is scheduled to make $26,100,000.
 
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