Patrick Mahomes business growth and net worth (Image via Instagram)
Patrick Mahomes is 30 years old, has three Super Bowl rings, and in June 2026 became the first NFL player in history to sign a contract worth more than half a billion dollars. The Chiefs restructured his deal into an eight-year pact totaling $504.75 million, including $150.25 million in fully guaranteed money and $397 million in practical guarantees, with incentives that could push it to $522.25 million through 2033. A realistic path to $1 billion is now in front of him. The restructured contract averages $63,093,750 per year, with $397 million in total guarantees, according to Spotrac. Starting in 2027, when the new money begins, the deal averages $64 million per year, setting a new NFL record for average annual value. His NFL career earnings sit close to $232 million after the 2025 season. Reports estimates Mahomes’ endorsement earnings at $30 million, second in the NFL behind only his teammate Travis Kelce . Other trackers put the figure between $20 million and $25 million annually, but the range still makes him one of the most bankable athletes in American sports. His confirmed brand partnerships span State Farm, Adidas with a signature footwear and apparel line, Oakley as the first NFL player the brand ever signed with his own eyewear series, Hublot as a global brand ambassador announced in September 2025, and WHOOP as an investor since 2020. He became one of the youngest owners in MLB history when he bought into the Royals in 2020. In January 2023, he officially joined wife Brittany as co-owner of the Kansas City Current, becoming the first active NFL quarterback to hold an NWSL ownership stake.
Mahomes described his thinking plainly: “I’m looking forward to being a part of its growth.” But the contract alone does not tell the full story. Mahomes has spent the last six years quietly building ownership stakes in four professional sports franchises, running one of the NFL’s most valuable endorsement portfolios, and investing in consumer brands. By the time his current contract is done, he will be closer to a billion from football alone. The Oakley deal in particular is worth noting: Mahomes was the first NFL player to sign with the brand and serves as the face of their Prizm Optics line. This is where the billionaire conversation becomes credible. Mahomes has built a portfolio as a sports owner, taking minority stakes in MLB’s Kansas City Royals, MLS’s Sporting KC, the NWSL’s Kansas City Current, and the Alpine F1 team. A year later, he joined Sporting KC. The Alpine F1 investment came through Otro Capital. The investment group also includes Travis Kelce, Rory McIlroy, Anthony Joshua, and Trent Alexander-Arnold.