Pat Justin McAfee is an American businessman, sports analyst, podcaster, professional wrestler, professional wrestling color commentator, and former football punter and kickoff specialist. McAfee is currently signed to WWE, where he is a color commentator for the SmackDown brand.
Pat Mcafee: Deal| Fan duel deal| Net Worth| Wife| Covid
Deal:
In what might be the richest talent deal in sports media history, FanDuel has reportedly signed a contract with “The Pat McAfee Show” worth in the vicinity of $30 million annually.
McAfee, whose show already had a sponsorship deal with FanDuel, confirmed in a YouTube video his show has reupped with FanDuel for “an absurd amount of money” on a four-year deal with an opt-out after three years.
Fan duel deal:
NFL insider Ian Rapoport was first with the news that an extension had been reached and NBA insider Shams Charania followed up with the annual compensation.
It’s unclear how much of that $30 million will be base pay, as opposed to potential enticements for affiliate referrals. Furthermore, this deal likely includes the pay for McAfee’s co-host, A.J. Hawk, and his crew of producers and other show contributors.
Net Worth:
| Net Worth: | $20 Million |
| Salary: | $30 Million |
| Date of Birth: | May 2, 1987 (34 years old) |
| Place of Birth: | Plum, Pennsylvania |
| Gender: | Male |
What is Pat McAfee’s net worth and salary?
Pat McAfee is an American former professional football player, professional wrestler and podcast host who has a net worth of $20 million. Pat played in the NFL from 2009 through 2016. Upon retiring he launched what became an extremely successful podcast.
Wife:
McAfee proposed to Ludy in February 2019 after taking her on a helicopter ride to a waterfall.
He wrote about it on Twitter: “I finally asked @Sami_lynn24 if she’d spend forever with me… She said yes, we both smiled, laughed, and cried a bit in front of a waterfall and then ate sandwiches in front of the bird that flew us there… Yesterday was awesome. I’m the luckiest dude on this here planet.”
Covid:
Last Friday was his first public interview since testing positive for COVID-19. On Friday, Rodgers explained his decision not to get vaccinated and added that he’s taking the unapproved drug Ivermectin for treatment.
His comments in Friday’s interview drew criticism, and Prevea announced ending its partnership with Rodgers.
