Hollywood Brown? Yeah, he’s been making some noise in the NFL. Known for his insane speed and sick route-running, he’s been a problem for defenses since his Ravens days. After his trade to the Cardinals, and now with the Chiefs, Brown’s got people talking. And, joining forces with Patrick Mahomes, the hype is real.

With free agency looming in 2025, everyone’s wondering: How much is Hollywood actually making? Let’s break it down.

What is Hollywood Brown’s net worth?

Hollywood’s net worth is estimated to be around $10 million, but this is just an estimation. Not verified number. But mostly from his NFL contracts. His rookie deal with the Ravens was a four-year, $11.8 million contract, with a sweet $6.6 million signing bonus. After getting traded to the Cardinals in 2022, he played on his fifth-year option, which was worth $13.4 million for 2023.

He’s also landed some paid partnerships, including deals with Bounty Towels and Q39KC, a BBQ spot in Kansas City. While he’s not on the same level as the top-tier receivers, his speed, and flashy plays have made him an appealing pick for brands. Now that he’s with the Chiefs, expect those deals to start rolling in.

Greg Roman, now with the Chargers, once said Hollywood’s best days were still ahead of him, saying, “All of us to a man we’re saying, wow, once Hollywood has a real offseason, that’s going to be something.” Looks like Roman was right—Hollywood’s been balling ever since.

What is Hollywood Brown’s Salary in 2024?

In 2024, Hollywood’s getting a base salary of $7 million with $6.5 million guaranteed when he signed with the Chiefs. His contract also has up to $4 million in incentives, so he could end up making a cool $11 million this season, according to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated.

Kansas City needed that speedster to stretch the field, and Hollywood was exactly what they were looking for. Andy Reid is hyped about it too. and even texted him, “Think Hollywood Brown Lights, Camera, Action,” with a couple of rocket emojis. Reid knows Hollywood’s gonna bring that extra juice to an already dangerous offense.

How long is Hollywood Brown’s contract?

Hollywood inked a one-year deal with the Chiefs for 2024. It’s his shot to prove he’s that deep threat KC’s been missing. If he comes through, he could be looking at a fat payday in 2025, whether with the Chiefs or testing free agency.

As for his 2025 free agency outlook? It’s looking interesting. The Chiefs are a solid spot for him, thanks to his chemistry with Mahomes and Andy Reid’s system. So, a one-year deal with KC could be in the cards again. But if he’s feeling bold and tests the open market, teams like the Washington Commanders and Los Angeles Chargers could be solid options, especially with their cap space and QB situations. Teams like the Raiders and Patriots with iffy quarterbacks might not be the best fit, though.