Table of ContentsAlex Smith, with his career earnings of tens of millions of dollars, can be considered as one of the richest NFL players. Let’s explore details on Alex’s salary and net worth.
Alex Smith is an ex-NFL football star who played professionally for more than a decade.
He recently announced that he will be retiring to give a chance and slot to new upcoming football players from all over America.
Alex is considered one of the talented football players in the US and often ranks in the top 10 scorers in NFL games.
The football star had left the football world brief but won the hearts of his when he made comeback, but now it seems he really has left NFL for good.
Quick Facts:Name
Alex Smith
Birthday
May 7, 1984
Age
36
Gender
Male
Height
6 feet 4 inches
Weight
98 Kg
Nationality
American
Profession
Football Player
Siblings
Josh, Abbey, Mackenzie
Net Worth
$55 million
Salary
$14 million (Annual)
Married/Single
Married
Wife
Elizabeth Barry
Children
three
@lizbsmith11 Alex Smith’s Career Earnings and Net Worth
From his 16 seasons of NFL, Alex Smith has total career earnings of $189.725 million.
Alex Smtih is one of the top 25 richest football players in America. He earned around $14 million as his annual salary from the team he played for.
The football star has a net worth of a whopping $55 million, as per a report by Celebrity Net Worth.
Most of his wealth comes from the salary he received from teams like the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chief.
Alex Smith’s Wife, Children, And Family
The NFL Star Alex Smith lives a luxurious life with his wife Elizabeth Barry whom he married in the year 2009.
Alex has a total of 3 children from his marriage to Elizabeth Barry.
Talking about his family, he has one brother named Josh and two sisters namely Abbey Smith and Mackenzie Smtih.
The football star has a cross tattoo on his body to respect his grandfather, who came to America when he was 12 years old. Alex Smith Leg Injury And Update
The football star got a compound fracture on his fibula and right Tibia.
Because of his injury, he did not play for all of 2019 and soon announced his retirement a comeback in 2020.
