What is the average salary of an NFL place holder football player?

Answer 1

In both 2006 and 2007, the median salary for an NFL kicker was $1.4 million. The highest paid kicker in 2007 (sorting by cap value) was the Bills's Rian Lindell at $3.3 million. http://asp.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/salaries/playersbyposition.aspx?pos=123 == ==

Answer 2

According to USA Today (7/29/02)

Median NFL Salaries

Punter/Kicker $631,040 Defensive end $600,958 Quarterback $593,667 Offensive line $589,133 Cornerback $563,200 Defensive tackle $513,880 Linebacker $513,360 Wide receiver $512,000 Safety $501,580 Running back $479,241 Tight end $477,280

Answer 3

It depends on their position and ability. Usually they'll earn 2-10 million dollars.

Answer 4

The salary of NFL players vary depending on their experience, and how good of a player they are. Salaries can vary from several thousand dollars annually, to several million dollars.

Answer 5

The average salary for an NFL player is about $1.9 million per year. This will vary depending on the level of experience and the team they play for.

Answer 6

Well most NFL teams use a quarterback or punter as their placeholder. However, if a team were to use a specialized placeholder, the minimum salary in the NFL is 325K.

Answer 7

The average salary for a NFL player according to Yahoo Sports is $1.9 million.

Answer 8

Average NFL player salary: $1.9 million

Answer 9

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