US EditionCris Carter Calls Peyton Manning “A Marketing Money-Making Machine” While Highlighting the Watt Brothers’ $274 Million Fortune
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Cris Carter Calls Peyton Manning “A Marketing Money-Making Machine” While Highlighting the Watt Brothers’ $274 Million Fortune
The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially made T.J. Watt the highest-paid non-QB in the NFL for a second time now, meaning it’s safe to say that he’ll be covering the bill for family dinners moving forward. The benchmark contract, which is good for three years, $123,000,000, and also includes both a $40-million signing bonus and $108,000,000 in guarantees, has also managed to bring Watt’s older brother and former pass rusher for the Houston Texans…
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