Do NFL players get paid for pre-season games?
443397
They get paid for the contract they sign.
955856
Exactly right.... sometimes, as part of the conditions of a trade, the player's former team will agree to pay a portion of his salary, while his new team pays him the rest.\n\nIt has nothing to do with the player, in the sense that he has no say about who pays him... it's just whatever the clubs agree to when the trade is made.\n\nIf a team makes some bad deals, they can sometimes end up paying millions of dollars a year to players who are not even in the league anymore, because of careers ended prematurely by injury or other factors.
976988
NO, but they are going to get them anyway and be raised to expect them. Then if they make the Pros they have the money so they will get them one way or the other. Doesn't make it fair or right but we all know it happens.
675096
In my town in NJ, our grade school kids play P.A.L. football. It cousts each player $125 to play, this includes insurance, uniform, and equipment. I am sure this varies town by town and state by state.\n\nIt is free to play for the High School team. I would imagine this is fairly standard across the US.\n\nIf a player actually plays in college, it also doesn't cost anything and in some cases they will even receive a scholarship.\n\nAs stated earlier, Pros actually get paid, and quite handsomely to play football.
4876
Players are paid what the market offers.  Team owners generally overpay players in fear that the player may sign elsewhere.  I don't have a problem with a football player getting $2 million.  The average career of a football player is 4.5 seasons.  If that player is injured, and cannot work, then I can justify their salary.  As long as we the Suckers, keep buying tickets, jerseys, memorabilia and the like, then pro players will be overpaid.
937538
Almost every team in the Conference National is full time professional, so their players will earn decent wages. \n\nBut below that, most teams are semi-professional and their players all have other full time jobs, so they train maybe three nights a week after work. An average wage for most players at Rymans Premier level would be around £140 per week, with additional win bonuses. The richer clubs normally can afford to pay better wages, and former professionals would usually get more as well.\n\nActually, £10 entrance in the Rymans Premier League is excessive. Clubs at this level charge between £9 and £7 to stand.
149168
Be a season ticket holder of one of the teams that makes it. Work for one of the major advertisers, the NFL or the network that is airing the game. Those are about the only ways to get a chance to buy one of the tickets.
814743
go to cbssportsline.com and click on any sport than player and you ll see their salary
520481
I've played yahoo fantasy football for a few years now and they usually open it up middle July at the earliest to the beginning of August. The drafts can be held up to the first regular game is played usually, there can be some exception to that though. Don't worry about missing it, they post it on their home page as soon as it opens. And the NFL training camps are not open yet, hell the draft picks haven't even begun signing yet. All they are having now is mini camps and they can only have a couple of them before the actually training camps open later in the summer.
912727
No they are not paid on how well they play in each game they are paid this amount of money because of the talent they have, and if they fail to perform at the end of the contract they will be transfered or put on a free transfer witch i would say is like being "sacked" so they have to play well to carry on being paid this money. Be a bit unfair to just stop wages all together imagine having all them huge bills to pay from the expensive house and nice car's and going through a bad patch they could end up losing it all and having to start over. Going from £200,000 to £0 a week\n\nDon't get me wrong they are paid crazy amounts of money but we wouldn't be complaining if it was us!
511943
For playing or watching? You can't just pay to play with the pros if your asking that.  If you mean how much to watch if depends where, major or not, whose playing.  If you have all of those things it will be alot more than if it is a none major and no big names are playing.
148196
Took me awhile but here it is -\n\nEach player will make an extra $15,000 just for playing on a wild-card team. Playoff bonuses increase to $68,000 for the Super Bowl winner.
451322
this is a scam.  first you need to pay a \n$35 membership fee before you buy tickets.  Season ticket holders pay a discounted rate for tickets.  they give them back to the cardinals, then the cardinals sell them for the going rate, which is always more than they were originally bought for.  The rich guys found a legal way to scalp tickets, when we would get arrested for doing this on the street.
784012
No.  You can try this instead though:\n\nhttp://fanchallenge.nfl.com/
893681
No the only way you can get the game is  NFL Field Pass, from NFL.COM . You have to pay. It is only the radio.  Home and away radio broadcast.
910930
It isn't new man. The just played Arena Bowl 20. It is just now getting more popular and there are now alot of independent league. The Arena Football League itself though is kinda old though. Anyway they make little in the AFL and even less in independent leagues. For example we have an indepenent league around here, the American Indoor Football Association(just changed from the AIFL, the L was League) and the players make $300 for a win and $250 for a loss. So in a season they make less then the league minimum for a rookie, heck the rookie proably can make almost as much in a game. So if you can't cut it in trhe NFL but love football and are good then you drop to the Arena football league.
394587
From the official site of the minor leagues:\n\n4) What do Minor League players earn?\n\nMinor League Baseball player contracts are handled by the Major League Baseball office. Here are the salary ranges:\n\nFirst contract season: $1,100/month maximum. After that, open to negotiation\n\nAlien Salary Rates: Different for aliens on visas--mandated by INS (Immigration).\n\nMeal Money: $20 per day at all levels, while on the road