When hotshot NFL players are looking for the next place to make their home they make sure to get only the best of… well, everything! From fabulous cars to private jets to giant yachts to mansions the size of an entire neighborhood, it’s our dream and their reality. While it’s true that they’ve worked hard for their incomes, some of the ways they spend their massive salaries comes as a shock, some bordering on ludicrous. And, this comes as a surprise, but not every athlete’s house is as we would imagine. If you were an athlete, would you have a full library, spa, and a salon? An Olympic-size pool? Or would you go for the cabin in the middle of nowhere? Let’s see how these NFL players cribs look!
Aaron Rodgers- California
Aaron Rodgers started his ascent to the NFL playing college football in California. It didn’t take long for Rodgers to be among the top players in the league, and in 2005, he was drafted to the NFL to play for the Green Bay Packers. So that he could be close to his team, Rodgers moved away from California to Green Bay, Wisconsin. Like most people who move away from home, Rodgers missed California so much that he decided to move back and build his residence there. What does his home look like? For starters, it’s a mansion, and it also has an Olympic-size pool. We’re definitely jealous.
Aaron Rodgers
Peyton Manning- Denver
Peyton Manning is a player that has gone down in NFL history as one of the most prolific football stars of all time. From the very beginning, he was considered a cut above the rest, and for that reason, he played for top teams like the Denver Broncos and the Indianapolis Colts. Both those teams have had a lot of success on the field due to Manning’s leadership and direction. It’s easy to imagine that he has lived a life of luxury since his retirement in 2016. His Chevy Hills Village estate cost an astounding $4.5 million, and the high cost seems to be because of its massive size: nearly 16,500 square feet! That’s more than enough space for his two kids to play. His mansion has seven bedrooms, in case you needed to be a bit more impressed.
Peyton Manning