The NFL’s wide receiver market has again been a major headline this offseason, and we still could see a couple record-breaking deals come to fruition before we reach September. Since he was acquired by the Miami Dolphins in 2022, Tyreek Hill had been the highest-paid wide receiver. That has now changed.
This offseason, Amon-Ra St. Brown of the Detroit Lions signed a four-year deal reportedly worth more than $120 million, while A.J. Brown of the Philadelphia Eagles inked a three-year extension worth $96 million. Half of the top 10 highest-paid receivers in the league right now received their deals this offseason.
Below we will list the top 20 highest-paid receivers in the NFL in terms of average annual salary, per Over The Cap. Everyone in the top 20 makes at least $20 million per year, and what’s incredible is that there are now a whopping five teams that are paying two receivers at least $20 million per season! Let’s jump in.
* denotes franchise tag
A.J. Brown |
Philadelphia Eagles |
$32M |
$96,000,000 |
$84M |
Amon-Ra St. Brown |
Detroit Lions |
$30.002M |
$120,010,000 |
$77M |
Tyreek Hill |
Miami Dolphins |
$30M |
$120,000,000 |
$72.2M |
Miami Dolphins |
$28.25M |
$84,750,000 |
$76M |
|
$28 |
$140,000,000 |
$65.7M |
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$26.7M |
$80,100,000 |
$75M |
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Philadelphia Eagles |
$25M |
$75,000,000 |
$69.9M |
|
$24.25M |
$72,750,000 |
$52.1M |
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$24M |
$72,000,000 |
$58.2M |
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$23.85M |
$71,550,000 |
$58.1M |
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Michael Pittman Jr. |
$23.33M |
$70,000,000 |
$46M |
|
$23.2M |
$69,600,000 |
$53.1M |
||
$23M |
$92,000,000 |
$50M |
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Houston Texans |
$22.5M |
$22,520,000 |
$22M |
|
Tee Higgins* |
$21.8M |
$21,816,000 |
$21.8M |
|
$20.6M |
$61,884,000 |
$41.6M |
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$20.5M |
$41,000,000 |
$35M |
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Chicago Bears |
$20.03M |
$80,100,000 |
$50M |
|
Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
$20M |
$60,000,000 |
$40M |
|
$20M |
$100,000,000 |
$60M |
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