- NFL water boys can make more than $50,000 per year.
- The typical starting salary for an NFL water boy is about $35,000.
- While unconfirmed, it’s possible players give water boys tips for their service.
The football odds for that team are likely to drop whenever a key player leaves due to cramping or dehydration. Thus, the water boy, while overlooked during an NFL game, but made popular by Adam Sandler’s hit film, is a key cog in the machine that keeps games going.
When Lamar became the water boy at the 2020 Pro Bowl. 😂 (via @NFLFilms)
📺: #ProBowl — 3pm ET on ESPN
📱: NFL Apppic.twitter.com/FU5xCDTmqx— NFL (@NFL) February 6, 2022
With them having requirements like being ready at any moment to rush onto the field to deliver those vital fluids to players, what kind of salary do they make?
How Much Do Water Boys in the NFL Make?
Water boys in the NFL make about $35,000 per year, while some can earn $50,000 or more. Also, while I cannot confirm this, I wouldn’t be surprised if the players give them tips here and there, too.
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