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E. Overstreet Sports Management NFL clients and what they earn

Q: Who is E. Overstreet Sports Management's highest paid NFL client?

Trayveon Williams, $5,261,003, a sixth-round pick in 2019. Zyon McCollum is second on $3,981,732.

Q: How much have E. Overstreet Sports Management clients earned in the NFL?

$16,903,455 across 5 careers, $3,380,691 a client. E. Overstreet Sports Management is 90th of the 162 firms with a client on record on career earnings, and 52nd of the 52 with five clients or more on money per client.

Q: What kind of players does E. Overstreet Sports Management represent?

Running Back more than any other on money, $8,210,590 across 2 clients. The book covers 3 positions in all.

$16,903,455 of career earnings negotiated for 5 clients, led by Trayveon Williams on $5,261,003.

E. Overstreet Sports Management is 90th of the 162 firms with a client on record on career earnings, and 52nd of the 52 with five clients or more on money per client. The figures are what the players were paid rather than what the firm collected: an agent's fee is capped at 3% of the contract.

CLIENT EARNINGS $16.9m

PER CLIENT $3.4m

CLIENTS 5

IN THE LEAGUE NOW 0

STILL CONTRACTED $0

The richest careers on the E. Overstreet Sports Management book

Money paid across a whole career

Trayveon Williams $5.3m

Trayveon Williams $5.3m Zyon McCollum $4.0m Emari Demercado $2.9m Tristin McCollum $2.4m Quinton Bell $2.3m

Trayveon Williams alone holds 31.1% of everything the firm's clients have earned.

Every E. Overstreet Sports Management client ranked by NFL earnings

Money paid, and what is still contracted

5 clients

#	Player	Position	Franchise	Seasons	Career earnings
001	Trayveon Williams	Running Back	Cincinnati Bengals	6	$5,261,003$5.3m
002	Zyon McCollum	Cornerback	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	4	$3,981,732$4.0m
003	Emari Demercado	Running Back	Arizona Cardinals	3	$2,949,587$2.9m
004	Tristin McCollum	Cornerback	Philadelphia Eagles	4	$2,368,000$2.4m
005	Quinton Bell	Outside Linebacker	Miami Dolphins	6	$2,343,133$2.3m

The table holds every one of the 5 clients the firm has on record. Money written into a season not yet played sits in its own column and is not counted in the career figure beside it.

How E. Overstreet Sports Management splits a contract

Every itemised dollar on the book, against the league's own split

6.9% signing and option bonus

Base salary 90.4%
Signing bonus 6.7%
Restructured money 0.4%
Workout bonus 0.9%
Incentives 1.4%

Part of the contract	Share on this book	Share across the league	Negotiated
Base salary	90.4%	52.9%	$15,352,603$15.4m
Signing bonus	6.7%	27.6%	$1,139,633
Restructured money	0.4%	6.3%	$75,000
Roster bonus	0.0%	6.6%	$0
Option bonus	0.1%	5.3%	$25,000
Workout bonus	0.9%	0.7%	$145,632
Incentives	1.4%	0.5%	$239,587

6.9% of the book's itemised money is signing or option bonus against 33.0% across the league, so more of it than usual is base salary, which stops the day a client is released. The signing bonus page ranks every career in the league by that part alone.

What E. Overstreet Sports Management represents

Client earnings by position

3 positions

Running Back $8.2m Cornerback $6.3m Outside Linebacker $2.3m

Running Back is where the book's money is, $8,210,590 across 2 clients. Every position is ranked across the league here.

Where the E. Overstreet Sports Management clients are

The franchises holding them, and what those careers are worth

5 franchises

#	Franchise	Clients	Career earnings
01	Cincinnati Bengals	1	$5,261,003$5.3m
02	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1	$3,981,732$4.0m
03	Arizona Cardinals	1	$2,949,587$2.9m
04	Philadelphia Eagles	1	$2,368,000$2.4m
05	Miami Dolphins	1	$2,343,133$2.3m

Where E. Overstreet Sports Management recruits

The programmes its clients came out of

4 schools

Sam Houston State 2

Texas A&M 1

Texas Christian 1

Prairie View A&M 1

The bars count clients rather than dollars, because a firm recruits by the head and the money follows years later. Sam Houston State has sent it 2 players. Every college is ranked by NFL earnings here.

What E. Overstreet Sports Management clients are paid each season

Every year of every career on the book, added together

Peak in 2024

$873k

$1.1m

$631k

$2.7m

$3.5m

$5.0m

$3.2m

2024 is the book's biggest year on record at $4,950,000. The whole 2024 payroll is ranked by player here.

Frequently asked questions

Who is E. Overstreet Sports Management's highest paid NFL client?

Trayveon Williams, $5,261,003, a sixth-round pick in 2019. Zyon McCollum is second on $3,981,732.

How much have E. Overstreet Sports Management clients earned in the NFL?

$16,903,455 across 5 careers, $3,380,691 a client. E. Overstreet Sports Management is 90th of the 162 firms with a client on record on career earnings, and 52nd of the 52 with five clients or more on money per client.

How much does E. Overstreet Sports Management make from its NFL clients?

An agent's fee is capped at 3% of a player's contract, so a book worth $16,903,455 in career earnings is a fee pool of about $507,104 spread across the firm and the whole length of those careers. Every figure on this page is what the players were paid.

What kind of players does E. Overstreet Sports Management represent?

Running Back more than any other on money, $8,210,590 across 2 clients. The book covers 3 positions in all.

How many E. Overstreet Sports Management clients are in the NFL now?

0 men of the 5 here was on a roster in 2026.

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