Al Saunders Net Worth 2018: What is this NFL football player worth?
Al Saunders is a professional football player who plays Senior offensive assistant & wide receivers coach for the Cleveland Browns. Saunders was born on February 1, 1947, in London, England. This page looks closely at Al Saunders’s net worth.
Al Saunders Career and Earnings/Salary
In high school, Al Saunders played football for St. Ignatius College Preparatory. Saunders played college football on the San Jose State Spartans football team.
Some of the highlights of Al Saunders’s career include: Super Bowl champion.
Saunders has coached for the USC Trojans football as Graduate assistant, Missouri Tigers football as Wide receivers coach, Utah State Aggies football as Play-caller &, California Golden Bears football as Assistant head coach, offensive coordinator &, Tennessee Volunteers football as Offensive coordinator &, San Diego Chargers as Assistant head coach &, San Diego Chargers as Head coach, Kansas City Chiefs as Assistant head coach &, St. Louis Rams as Assistant head coach &, Kansas City Chiefs as Assistant head coach &, Washington Redskins as Associate head coach &, St. Louis Rams as Offensive coordinator, Baltimore Ravens as Senior offensive assistant, Oakland Raiders as Offensive coordinator &, Oakland Raiders as Senior offensive assistant, Miami Dolphins as Senior offensive assistant, and Cleveland Browns as Senior offensive assistant &. Saunders had a coaching record of 17-22 –>- including a regular record of 17-22- and a playoff record of 0-0 –>-.
Al Saunders Net Worth 2018
Football player salaries range greatly. At the low end, NFL players earn between $400,000 and $600,000 per year. At the top end, stars can earn $50 million plus. The NFL salary cap is nearly $175 million.
Al Saunders net worth: football salary distribution
So what is NFL football player Al Saunders’s net worth in 2018? Our estimate for Al Saunders’s net worth as of 2018 is:
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