Money for Jaguars and Colts Players in 2026

2026年美洲豹與小馬球員的薪金

Jul 1, 2026, 20:47
USSports

Introduction

This report looks at how much money two football teams pay their players in 2026.

本報告將分析兩支美式足球隊在 2026 年支付給球員的薪金金額。

Main Body

The Jacksonville Jaguars pay $33.115 million to their wide receivers. This is 10.9% of their total money. They pay less because some players are new. These new players have cheap contracts.

傑克森維爾美洲豹隊支付給其外接手 3,311.5 萬美元。這佔其總支出的 10.9%。由於部分球員為新進人員，因此支付金額較低。這些新球員簽署的是低價合約。

Jakobi Meyers has a new contract. He gets $6.2 million now. But he will get more money in 2027. Other new players cost less than $1 million.

Jakobi Meyers 擁有一份新合約。他目前的薪金為 620 萬美元。但他在 2027 年將獲得更多薪金。其他新球員的成本則低於 100 萬美元。

The Indianapolis Colts pay $11.682 million to their tight ends. This is 3.8% of their total money. This is a low number for the league.

印地安那波利斯小馬隊支付給其近端線鋒 1,168.2 萬美元。這佔其總支出的 3.8%。這在整個聯盟中屬於較低的數字。

Tyler Warren and Will Mallory are new players. They have cheap contracts. Other players have short contracts for only one year. This helps the team save money.

Tyler Warren 與 Will Mallory 是新球員。他們簽署的是低價合約。其他球員則簽署僅一年的短期合約。這有助於球隊節省開支。

Conclusion

Both teams use new players and short contracts to save money.

兩支球隊均利用新球員與短期合約來節省開支。

Vocabulary Learning

💸 Talking about Money & Cost

In this text, we see a very useful pattern for A2 students: how to describe price and cost using simple verbs.

1. The Verb 'Pay' We use pay when a person or a team gives money to someone else.

  • The Jaguars pay $33.115 million.
  • The Colts pay $11.682 million.

2. The Verb 'Cost' We use cost to describe the price of a thing or a person's contract.

  • New players cost less than $1 million.

3. The Verb 'Get' In casual English, we use get instead of receive.

  • He gets $6.2 million now.

Quick Guide for A2 Learners:

WordUse it when...Example
PayYou give money →\toI pay for coffee.
CostSomething has a price →\toThe book costs $10.
GetYou receive money →\toI get a salary.

Vocabulary Boost:

  • Cheap →\to Low price (Opposite: Expensive)
  • Save money →\to To keep money for later.

Vocabulary Learning

report (n.)
A piece of writing that gives information about something
Example:I read a report about the football teams.
total (adj.)
The whole amount of something
Example:The total cost of the car was very high.
contract (n.)
A legal agreement between two people or groups
Example:The player signed a new contract for three years.
cheap (adj.)
Something that does not cost a lot of money
Example:This shirt was very cheap, only five dollars.
league (n.)
A group of sports teams that play against each other
Example:The team is the best in the league this year.
save (v.)
To keep money for the future instead of spending it
Example:I save money every month for a new phone.
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