The Mannings are considered as one of the most well-known sporting families in the United States, mainly due to the successful career of some of its members.
Archie, Cooper, Peyton, and Eli Manning are all millionaires, but many may wonder which one of the four members of the family is actually the richest.
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Below we break down the net worth of each of the four Mannings by outlining their main sources of income and endorsements.
What is Eli Manning’s net worth?
The former NFL quarterback has an estimated net worth of around $150 million. During his 16-year career, he earned as much as $252 million from the New York Giants, being the highest-earning player in the league’s history following his retirement back in 2020.
What is Cooper Manning’s net worth?
Cooper is not as rich as Eli, with his net worth being around $13 million. The American energy trader is AJ Capital Partners’ Principal and Senior Managing Director of Investor Relations, as well as the host of Fox Sports’ TV show The Manning Hour.
What is Archie Manning’s net worth?
Being the least rich of the four Manning’s, Archie’s net worth is estimated at $10 million. The father of Peyton, Eli and Cooper is a retired American football player.
What is Peyton Manning’s net worth?
Peyton is the richest Manning, with an estimated net worth of $250 million. His successful NFL career helped him earn endorsements from various huge brands such as Sony, ESPN, Spring, DirecTV, Master Card, Reebok, and Gatorade.
His annual salary was $18 million, but he also owned numerous Papa John’s pizza franchises in Colorado before selling them in 2018.
Earlier this year, NFL reporter Albert Breer claimed that Peyton and his brother, Eli, have spent years building the capital to purchase an NFL franchise in the future.