Alright, so I got curious about this Harrison Butler guy’s salary, and let me tell you, it turned into a whole thing. Started simple enough, just wanted to see what a kicker in the NFL makes.
First, I hit up Google, just a basic search, you know? “Harrison Butler salary.”
Bam! A bunch of stuff popped up. Some sites were talking about his contract with the Chiefs, like how it’s a five-year deal worth around $20 million. He signed that back in 2019, so he’s been doing pretty good for a while.
Then I found out that his net worth is estimated to be around $9 million. $9 million! Can you believe that? For kicking a ball! This whole time, I was thinking being a butler was all about serving drinks and polishing silver, and turns out a football player has the same name and makes bank!
I started digging deeper, and it turns out he’s not even the highest-paid kicker. Some guy named Tucker makes $6 million a year. But Butler is still up there, making over $4 million a year on average.
And then I fell down this rabbit hole about butlers, like actual butlers. And guess what? They make way less. I saw some numbers for butlers in Greece, and the average is around €28,000 a year. That’s like, what, $30,000? A huge difference!
- Checked some sports websites – they had all the contract details, bonuses, and stuff.
- Compared it to other kickers’ salaries. It’s a whole world out there.
- Read some articles about his net worth, endorsements, and all that jazz.
- Got sidetracked with the whole actual butler salary thing. It was interesting, I guess, but not what I was looking for.
So what did I learn?
Well, Harrison Butler, the football player, makes a ton of money. And actual butlers? Not so much. It was a fun little research project, even if I ended up in some weird places on the internet. Definitely not what I expected when I started, but hey, that’s how it goes sometimes. You start with a simple question, and you end up learning a whole bunch of random stuff.
I spent way too much time on this, but it was worth it. I feel like I know way more about NFL contracts and butler salaries than I ever needed to.