Well, the Jets have not only the oldest QB, Aaron Rodgers, playing for them. They also have the youngest player in the NFL this season on their roster. Former Wisconsin Badgers running back Braelon Allen was picked by the Jets as their 134th overall in this year’s draft. And considering his age and lack of experience, Allen has performed exceptionally well whenever called upon.

In his rookie season, Allen has already racked up 283 rushing yards, including 2 rushing TDs. Well, the 20-year-old also averages 3.6 rushing yards over 78 carries until week 14. Although the Jets season is almost over, Allen remains one to watch out for the future. So, looking at his rookie contract might help you get an idea of his earnings in the NFL.

What is Braelon Allen’s net worth?

As per Allen’s 4-year Jets contract, his net worth could be around $1.5M. Yes, that’s not bad for a rookie right who is just 20 years old. Allen signed his $4.5M contract in the summer, which has some mouth-watering guarantees. No matter how many games or offensive snaps Allen plays with the Jets in his 4-year contract. He would receive $528,708 in his bank account as guaranteed dollars.

Besides his contractual amount, Allen was rewarded with a $528,708 signing bonus. And why wouldn’t he receive such a lucrative amount? Just take a quick glance at his college numbers. Before signing with the Jets, Allen finished his college career with 597 carries for 3,494 yards. With 35 TDs to his name and 5.9 yards per carry, Allen proved his worth before declaring for the NFL.

And boy, the New Yorkers heavily rewarded him. His annual salary package isn’t what Allen could have ever expected at his age.

What is the Jets RB’s salary?

Every year for the next four years, Allen will take home an average annual salary of $1.14M. Well, his contract also carries a dead cap hit of $927,177. So the Jets may have to think twice before letting their rookie sensation walk away before his contract ends. And that’s not where his contractual details end. Allen also shoulders a dead cap value of $528,708 on the 4-year deal he signed with the Jets.

At the tender age of 24, Allen’s current contract will come to an end until he signs an extension down the line. In the summer of 2028, Allen would hit unrestricted free agency. But seeing his current numbers with the Jets, Allen has a big future ahead of him.

As the Jets search for a new head coach and a GM, who knows, maybe they can help Allen unlock his true talent on the gridiron. He could also see someone else at center by the time next season arrives. Because it doesn’t look like Aaron Rodgers will be returning in green and white next year.