Yes. Andre Rison had to pay over $60K of his pension to back child support.
Child support is a almost always a percentage of net income - in Illinois, 20% for first child, 25% for second child, etc.
There is no pension. NFL players are contractors, not W2 employees.
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In order to receive an NFL pension players must have played in the league for at least 3 years. The exact monthly amount received will be based on the number of seasons played.
According to the International Herald Tribune, Simpson's NFL pension is estimated to be $400,000 per year.
Earl Campbell, like many former NFL players, receives a pension that varies based on his years of service and salary during his career. While specific figures for Campbell's monthly pension aren't publicly disclosed, it's known that NFL pensions can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars per month. Given Campbell's status as a Hall of Famer and his lengthy career, his pension is likely on the higher end of that spectrum.
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NFL players do not qualify to receive pension until they reach 55 years of age. At the age of 55, they will start to receive $470 a month for each season that they played. For instance, if they played for three seasons, they will be paid out $1,410 per month.
Baseball has a sliding scale pension plan that pays players based on service time. I believe if you were on an active roster for at least 43 days in your career you qualify. The minimum pension is $1,000/mo ($24k/year) and the plan goes up to $180,000 for players with 10+ years of service. The plan starts paying at age 62.
They can earn up to 75% of their top 5 consecutive years average salary per year for life
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Bob McNair offered the NFL owners $700 million for an expansion franchise. The owners voted unanimously to accept.