Goal Line Football NFL clients and what they earn
$72,671,496 of career earnings negotiated for 12 clients, led by James Daniels on $34,469,274.
Goal Line Football is 54th of the 162 firms with a client on record on career earnings, and 45th 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.
The richest careers on the Goal Line Football book
Money paid across a whole career
James Daniels alone holds 47.4% of everything the firm's clients have earned.
Every Goal Line Football client ranked by NFL earnings
Money paid, and what is still contracted
| # | Player | Position | Franchise | Seasons | Contracted | Career earnings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | James Daniels | Guard | Pittsburgh Steelers | 7 | $34,469,274$34.5m | |
| 002 | Alaric Jackson | Left Tackle | Los Angeles Rams | 4 | $6,627,222$6.6m | |
| 003 | Chauncey Golston | Defensive Tackle | Dallas Cowboys | 4 | $4,916,588$4.9m | |
| 004 | Chris Lammons | Cornerback | Indianapolis Colts | 8 | $4,361,307$4.4m | |
| 005 | Dante Stills | Defensive End | Arizona Cardinals | 4 | $4,360,433$4.4m | |
| 006 | Cedric Gray | Inside Linebacker | Tennessee Titans | 4 | $1.2m | $3,339,492$3.3m |
| 007 | Levi Drake Rodriguez | Defensive Tackle | Minnesota Vikings | 4 | $1.2m | $2,935,988$2.9m |
| 008 | James Williams | Safety | Tennessee Titans | 4 | $1.2m | $2,919,492$2.9m |
| 009 | Amari Gainer | Outside Linebacker | Las Vegas Raiders | 3 | $2,850,000$2.8m | |
| 010 | Rasheen Ali | Running Back | Baltimore Ravens | 4 | $1.2m | $2,794,868$2.8m |
| 011 | Durrell Johnson | Defensive End | Dallas Cowboys | 3 | $1,646,000$1.6m | |
| 012 | J.J. Russell | Inside Linebacker | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 3 | $1,450,832$1.5m |
The table holds every one of the 12 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 Goal Line Football splits a contract
Every itemised dollar on the book, against the league's own split
- Base salary 79.4%
- Signing bonus 18.9%
- Restructured money 0.3%
- Roster bonus 0.5%
- Incentives 0.8%
| Part of the contract | Share on this book | Share across the league | Negotiated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base salary | 79.4% | 52.9% | $61,947,599$61.9m |
| Signing bonus | 18.9% | 27.6% | $14,706,983$14.7m |
| Restructured money | 0.3% | 6.3% | $210,334 |
| Roster bonus | 0.5% | 6.6% | $393,993 |
| Option bonus | 0.1% | 5.3% | $46,000 |
| Workout bonus | 0.0% | 0.7% | $8,819 |
| Incentives | 0.8% | 0.5% | $658,802 |
18.9% 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 Goal Line Football represents
Client earnings by position
Guard is where the book's money is, $34,469,274 across one client. Every position is ranked across the league here.
Where the Goal Line Football clients are
The franchises holding them, and what those careers are worth
| # | Franchise | Clients | Career earnings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Pittsburgh Steelers | 1 | $34,469,274$34.5m |
| 02 | Los Angeles Rams | 1 | $6,627,222$6.6m |
| 03 | Dallas Cowboys | 2 | $6,562,588$6.6m |
| 04 | Tennessee Titans | 2 | $6,258,984$6.3m |
| 05 | Indianapolis Colts | 1 | $4,361,307$4.4m |
| 06 | Arizona Cardinals | 1 | $4,360,433$4.4m |
| 07 | Minnesota Vikings | 1 | $2,935,988$2.9m |
| 08 | Las Vegas Raiders | 1 | $2,850,000$2.8m |
| 09 | Baltimore Ravens | 1 | $2,794,868$2.8m |
| 10 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 1 | $1,450,832$1.5m |
What the book is still owed
Money written into seasons that have not been played
This is the part of the job that has already been done and not yet paid for. The whole league is ranked by contracted money here.
Where Goal Line Football recruits
The programmes its clients came out of
The bars count clients rather than dollars, because a firm recruits by the head and the money follows years later. Iowa has sent it 3 players. Every college is ranked by NFL earnings here.
What Goal Line Football clients are paid each season
Every year of every career on the book, added together
2024 is the book's biggest year on record at $22,102,069. The whole 2024 payroll is ranked by player here.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Goal Line Football's highest paid NFL client?
James Daniels, $34,469,274, a second-round pick in 2018, 39th overall. Alaric Jackson is second on $6,627,222.
How much have Goal Line Football clients earned in the NFL?
$72,671,496 across 12 careers, $6,055,958 a client. Goal Line Football is 54th of the 162 firms with a client on record on career earnings, and 45th of the 52 with five clients or more on money per client.
How much does Goal Line Football make from its NFL clients?
An agent's fee is capped at 3% of a player's contract, so a book worth $72,671,496 in career earnings is a fee pool of about $2,180,145 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 Goal Line Football represent?
Guard more than any other on money, $34,469,274 across one client. The book covers 9 positions in all.
How many Goal Line Football clients are in the NFL now?
6 men of the 12 here was on a roster in 2026, and $4,760,000 is written into contracts for seasons not yet played.
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