Beane and Sean salaries

[Cruiserplayer]

Underpaid 

[scuba guy]

2 hours ago, Bills2022 said:

 

McDermott is believed to be making $8M a year.  GM's traditionally don't make NFL Coach money.  I heard on a radio show as a general rule of thumb the GM is about half of what a coach makes.  They also said all the click bait sites claiming to know what coaches and GM makes are hilariously wrong.  

 

Bingo you are correct 

 

Appox 4.2 -4.7

 

[Manther]

12 hours ago, Bangarang said:

McD makes more but Beane gets a company car, a Chrysler Sebring Convertible 

Michael Scott?

12 hours ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

Whatever it is, it’s a good deal 

Assistant to the regional manager 

Love it, well played!

 

[thenorthremembers]

I'd buy a large vault, turn all that cash into coin money and swim in it like Scrooge McDuck.   Or I'd pay off my wife's student loans so I could live like a normal 40 year old male. 

[rusty shackleford]

13 hours ago, Bangarang said:

McD makes more but Beane gets a company car, a Chrysler Sebring Convertible 

Maybe foreshadowing for a retractable top stadium...

[pocoboy]

11 hours ago, Big Turk said:

McD reportedly makes $8 million, Caserio was reported to be one of the top 3 highest paid GMs when the Texans gave him $6 million a year. 

 

 

 

Clowns just love overpaying for Brady rub-off guys.

[Juice_32]

13 hours ago, Bangarang said:

McD makes more but Beane gets a company car, a Chrysler Sebring Convertible 

[MJS]

12 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:

I would think the GM makes more than the head coach since then have a higher title 

Coaches make more.

[Shaw66]

11 hours ago, Cruiserplayer said:

Underpaid 

Yup.

 

I think the Pegulas are smart (and wealthy) enough to understand that money should never be the reason to lose either one of those guys.  It's crystal clear that they know how to do their jobs at a high level, and those are extremely difficult jobs.   They may not always get the results we're seeing, because there's some luck involved, but there is no question that these guys are at the top the game.  Very few others are able to do what they do. 

[Low Positive]

There is no salary cap on coaches and staff and the Pegulas have demonstrated a willingness to pay for the best. For that I am thankful. People forget that Mike Shula and Joe Brady are on the offensive staff. There is no way that both of those guys are not earning more than what a QB coach and a "senior offensive assistant" usually make. 

[C.Biscuit97]

12 hours ago, Cruiserplayer said:

Underpaid 

They are paid very well. Also the thing about the nfl is salaries are just kinda locked in so it makes negotiations pretty easy. 
 

 

[Logic]

[teef]

1 hour ago, Juice_32 said:

my mind went exactly to this as well!

[Buffalo03]

1 hour ago, MJS said:

Coaches make more.

That seems odd to me. That would be like a Supervisor making more than a manager

[Albany,n.y.]

14 minutes ago, Buffalo03 said:

That seems odd to me. That would be like a Supervisor making more than a manager

In the NFL the employees make more than their bosses: I order of salaries: Players>Coaches>GMs.  

[MJS]

17 minutes ago, Buffalo03 said:

That seems odd to me. That would be like a Supervisor making more than a manager

Beane isn't McDermott's supervisor, for one. They both report directly to the owners.

[Buffalo03]

1 minute ago, MJS said:

Beane isn't McDermott's supervisor, for one. They both report directly to the owners.

I know that. I'm mainly speaking in general terms

[MJS]

Just now, Buffalo03 said:

I know that. I'm mainly speaking in general terms

In the NFL, the closer to the field you are, the more money you make. Superstar players make way more than coaches. Coaches make more than GM's. It's because they have a more direct impact on wins and losses on a week to week basis, the jobs are more prestigious, and they are more in the public eye.

[Buffalo03]

1 minute ago, MJS said:

In the NFL, the closer to the field you are, the more money you make. Superstar players make way more than coaches. Coaches make more than GM's. It's because they have a more direct impact on wins and losses on a week to week basis, the jobs are more prestigious, and they are more in the public eye.

Fair enough 

[97bills]

14 hours ago, ganesh said:

Matt Rhule was paid $70M for 7 years...Unlike players, he gets to collect the remaining $40M from the panthers if he chooses to NOT work during that time.

Man that’s nice. I no Rex Ryan was still collecting those big checks and let everyone no lol