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Eric Dickerson was once considered one of the greatest NFL players of all time. Fox Sports, in fact, places him at No. 92 on their All-Time list, citing his “37-year-old record for rushing yards in a season” as one of the myriads of reasons for his placement on the list. And he was also the fastest running back to reach 10,000 yards in his career. All told, Eric Dickerson should have been a multi-millionaire several times over. Instead, he filed for bankruptcy back in 2008 — and according to the Dallas Morning News, he’s one of 78 percent of all NFL players, in that they will file some form of bankruptcy at some point in their career. Today, Celebrity Net Worth reveals that Dickerson has a $10 million net worth. And, it’s safe to say he’s come a long way in such a short period of time after almost losing it all. But what happened? Well, let’s just say it involves a fake Italian count who also happened to be a well-known screenwriter, millions of dollars, and a whole lot of intrigue....
At the height of his career, NFL star Terrell Owens was worth $80 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. The outlet estimates Owens “earned a bit under $67 million in salary alone” and “approximately $13 million on top of that from endorsements” when he was playing with teams like the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys alone, in fact, signed him to a blockbuster three-year, $25 million deal in March 2006, and quickly became known for being the “bad boy” of the field, flagrantly ignoring the advice of coaches and doctors alike in his pursuit of success. Things once got so bad for the NFL star that he was even fined more than $100,000 for “excessive celebrations” of his various wins. However, thanks to a series of bad financial decisions — and even a suicide attempt — Terrell Owens was completely broke by 2011. Today, Celebrity Net Worth estimates he’s worth about $500,000. Recently, however, he sat down with Insider to give financial advice about the things he learned after looking back...
Derrick Henry has crossed off a feat shared by few in the NFL with his latest investment. On April 26, the Tennessee Titans player was announced by Nashville SC ownership group’s principal owner John Ingram as one of the Major League Soccer club’s newest minority owners, according to ESPN.