Most luxurious mansions owned by NFL players – Football players work hard for their money; absurdly hard. Go look in the comments section of any article published about professional athletes salaries, and you’ll probably see someone posting about how ridiculous the money is in sports. It is a lot, but consider this, these guys don’t do forty hours per week.
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Furthermore, they have been doing this since childhood in many cases. Finally, there are no days off, even during the off season, NFL players work to keep themselves in shape and of course make themselves better.
These guys usually work out and practice like mad men, and even off the field and out of the gym, studying playbooks and game film are constant for NFL players. This is a life, not a nine-to-five. While we can be jealous of the salaries, these guys work for it. With all that hard work comes the money, and with the money comes the cars, the women and of course, the homes.
While most of us are comfortable with a home that has a few bedrooms, a functional kitchen, a bathroom or two, some rooms to eat and relax and a few yards of grass on the property, millions of dollars in annual salary brings the possibility of so much more. Whether you’re into home theaters, tennis or basketball courts, pools, luxurious kitchens, massive green space, high ceilings, almost anything, these houses will impress you. Here are twenty of the finest homes that current and a few former football stars own, are trying to sell, or have ever owned.
20. Kurt Warner
Despite never being drafted into the league, Kurt Warner managed to persevere and become a four time Pro Bowl selection, a two time league MVP and of course, a Super Bowl winner. The house we’re showing on our list is no longer his. He bought it back when he played for the Arizona Cardinals, and tried to sell it on the open market in 2011, but had no success. In 2013, he decided to put the property up for auction. He was originally looking at getting $5 million, but ended up getting just over $2.5 million at auction. The house is still too nice not to list on here though.
The home itself is in Paradise Valley, Arizona, and he actually bought the property originally from baseball player Roberto Alomar. The house has seven bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms, exercise rooms, a billiards room, and of course a pool.
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