It’s only fitting that the winners of football’s biggest game receive a hefty reward, and this year’s Super Bowl prize money is at its highest total to date.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will meet in Arizona for Super Bowl LVII, and while etching their name in the history books, hoisting the Lombardi Trophy, and claiming bragging rights over the rest of the league take precedence, both winners and the losers will receive a hefty reward for making it to the final this year.
Super Bowl LVII prize money breakdown
Last year’s winners, the Los Angeles Rams, were the recipients of a $150,000 reward, given to each player for claiming the Super Bowl. Meanwhile, the Bengals roster received $75,000 each as runners-up.
However, this year’s Super Bowl prize money will be the biggest yet, see below.
Super Bowl LVII Winners: $157,000 Super Bowl LVII Runners-Up: $82,000
It’s also worth mentioning that each team has already claimed a substantial sum for their share of the postseason, and while playoff action is a well-established part of the NFL, this year’s run to the Super Bowl has been the most lucrative so far.
Game 2022 Season Prize Money 2021 Season Prize Money Wild Card/First Round Bye $41,500 $37,500 Division $46,500 $42,500 Conference Championship $69,000 $65,000 Super Bowl Winner $157,000 $150,000
Kansas will be participating in its third Super Bowl in four seasons after recently losing to the Buccaneers in 2021, but 2019 MVP Patrick Mahomes will be vying to repeat the feat of four years ago.
Meanwhile, the Eagles travel to Arizona hoping to claim this year’s record prize pool as well as a first Super Bowl in five years after topping out the Patriots 44-33 in 2018.
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Super Bowl LVII Information
????Philadelphia Eagles vs Kansas City Chiefs
⏱Start: 6:30pm EST
????State Farm Stadium (Cardinals), Arizona
????Moneyline: Eagles @ -123 | Bosses @ +103
????Point spread: Over 51 @ -108 | Less than 51 @ -112
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