Filthy rich: How much money every 2025 SEC 1st-round draft pick will make

The 2025 NFL Draft is in the books, and SEC football produced once again a massive showing! Across the 3 days in Green Bay, the SEC led all college football conferences in total selections, including the first round.

On Thursday night, the SEC led all conferences with 15 players selected. That means the conference fell just shy of producing 50% of the total 32 first-round selections to begin the draft.

A total of 4 SEC offensive linemen were drafted in the first round, including the first 3 picks for the conference, all coming from the offensive tackle position. Pass rusher was also an area of focus from the SEC, with 4 defensive ends/outside linebackers drafted on Thursday.

So, how much will each star make to begin their NFL journeys? Spotrac has compiled the projected salaries and signing bonuses for every first-round pick, and it is a handsome payday for each individual.

Take a look:

• No. 4 overall — OL Will Campbell, LSU, New England Patriots — $43,589,604 total value; $28,341,527 signing bonus
• No. 7 overall — OL Armand Membou, Mizzou, New York Jets — $31,862,416 total value; $19,812,665 signing bonus
• No. 9 overall — OL Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas, New Orleans Saints — $27,688,114 total value; $16,776,806 signing bonus
• No. 11 overall — DE Mykel Williams, Georgia, San Francisco 49ers — $24,905,620 total value; $14,753,176 signing bonus
• No. 12 overall — OG Tyler Booker, Alabama, Dallas Cowboys — $22,520,414 total value; $13,018,483 signing bonus
• No. 15 overall — OLB Jalon Walker, Georgia, Atlanta Falcons — $20,532,790 total value; $11,572,936 signing bonus
• No. 16 overall — DT Walter Nolen, Ole Miss, Arizona Cardinals — $19,340,170 total value; $10,705,575 signing bonus
• No. 17 overall — DE Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M, Cincinnati Bengals — $18,942,634 total value; $10,416,460 signing bonus
• No. 20 overall — CB Jahdae Barron, Texas, Denver Broncos — $18,048,198 total value; $9,765,958 signing bonus
• No. 23 overall — WR Matthew Golden, Texas, Green Bay Packers — $17,551,274 total value; $9,404,563 signing bonus
• No. 25 overall — QB Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss, New York Giants — $16,954,982 total value; $8,970,895 signing bonus
• No. 26 overall — DE James Pearce Jr., Tennessee, Atlanta Falcons — $16,756,186 total value; $8,826,316 signing bonus
• No. 27 overall — S Malaki Starks, Georgia, Baltimore Ravens — $16,557,446 total value; $8,681,781 signing bonus
• No. 30 overall — CB Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky, Buffalo Bills — $15,238,238 total value; $7,722,354 signing bonus
• No. 31 overall — LB Jihaad Campbell, Alabama, Philadelphia Eagles — $14,884,470 total value; $7,465,069 signing bonus

Paul Harvey

Paul Harvey lives in Atlanta and covers SEC football.