Tom Brady's gap year is allowing Greg Olsen to make bank. 💸
ensures Greg Olsen will make the maximum of his contract as No. 1 color analyst, at least for next season.. If he were to be demoted to the No. 2 position, his salary falls to $3 million.
Olsen had the maximum salary potential of $50 million over five years if he remained in the top spot for the duration of his current contract. If Brady joins the year after next as expected, Olsen will still make a total payday of $29 million. That's $10 million for last season and next and then a subsequent $3 million for each of the remaining three seasons.
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