Players on the winning Super Bowl team earn a fixed league bonus per player, not a percentage of TV money or team revenue.

Quick answer

  • In recent seasons, each player on the winning team has received a Super Bowl bonus in the six‑figure range per person (a bit over one average NFL game check for many veterans, a huge bump for rookies and lower‑paid players).
  • The losing team’s players also get a set bonus, usually tens of thousands of dollars less than the winners.

So if your unfinished question was “how much do the players on the winning team make for the Super Bowl,” the idea is:
They get their usual salary plus a separate Super Bowl winning bonus that’s the same amount for every eligible player on that roster, with the exact dollar figure changing slightly year to year under the CBA.

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