Easton Stick Net Worth: Contract, Salary And Earnings

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The American football quarterback Easton Stick net worth rose to a million-figure after he became the NFL draft pick by the Chargers.

Despite being on a four-year deal that totaled his earnings to $3.26 million through the 2022-23 season, Stick only made one game appearance in 2020.

While the team wanted to keep him as a backup quarterback, the LA Chargers offered him a one-year extension worth $1.8 million.

No denying that his parents, Mike and Shelly Stick, are proud of him.

NFL Quarterback Easton Stick Earned More Than $3 Million From Four Seasons
NFL Quarterback Easton Stick Earned More Than $3 Million From Four Seasons (Source: Instagram)

Easton Stick, an alum of North Dakota State (2014-18), was the 5th-round pick of the Chargers in the 2019 NFL draft.

The top five picks in the draft were Kyler Murray, Nick Bosa, Quinnen Williams, Clelin Ferrell, and Devin White.

He didn’t get to play in the 2019 season, and with only one game appearance in 2020.

Finally, after two seasons with no gameplay, in the 2023-24 season, Easton got his NFL appearance and started as a quarterback.

In Week 14 of the 2023-24 season, he replaced Justin Herbert after he suffered a finger injury in the second quarter.

However, after Herbert got sidelined for the season for surgery, Easton got into the starting position.

Easton Stick Net Worth: Contract, Salary, And Earnings

As of 2026, the Nebraska native Easton Stick, 30, has an estimated net worth of $1.5 million.

The source of his hefty fortune is his salary from his NFL contract with the LA Chargers, who picked him in 2019.

According to Spotrac, the Chargers signed him on a four-year $2.797 million contract on May 10, 2019. So, according to the deal, his average annual salary would be $699,250.

Quarterback Easton Stick' Salary In 2023 Season Is $1.64 Million That Totals To $1.8 Million Including A Signing Bonus
Quarterback Easton Stick’ Salary In The 2023 Season Is $1.64 Million, That Totals To $1.8 Million, Including A Signing Bonus (Source: Bolt Beat)

But by the last two years of his contract, his paycheck increased to $850K & $965K.

As a result, his earnings from his four-year contract was $3.26 million; it was $460K more than the signed value.

Here is the list of his salary year-wise:

            Year             Salary
2019 $495,000 (totaled $772,564 including $277K signing bonus)
2020 $675,000
2021 $850,000
2022 $965,000

What Is Easton Stick’s Salary In 2023?

A mere days before his 2023 free agency, the LA Chargers signed Stick on a one-year extension worth $1.8 million on March 13, 2023.

As per his deal, his salary in the 2023-24 season is $1.647 million. The contract also includes a $152,500 signing bonus with a guaranteed $1,152,500.

Besides his football career, there are no mentions of the four-time FCS Champion’s other income sources. But with his growing fame, Easton could land a lucrative endorsement deal.

Easton Stick Went From Extra To First-Ever Start In The NFL

Despite being on the LA Chargers roster since 2019, Stick got to play in only one game through 2022.

His first game appearance was in 2020 (in Week 3) when Justin Herbert got out after an injury, but before Easton could get his first snap, the team switched Hebert back into the game.

Fast forward to two seasons without any game appearances, the quarterback got in the game in Week 14 of the 2023 season.  Stick replaced injured Herbert in a 24-7 loss to the Denver Broncos; there he threw 179 yards.

After Justin was out with a season-ending injury, Stick became the starting quarterback for the Chargers in the week 15 game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

However, they had a franchise-worst loss to the Raiders by 63-21. Easton Stick’s 13-yard pass to wide receiver Alex Erickson was the only decent-looking drive in the game night.

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