The 2018 Alabama Crimson Tide are already dominating college football—and now, some of them are in the NFL, too. This group was led by Nick Saban. The players in this group have been a gold mine to teams in the NFL. With a staggering$1.1 billion in contracts, it’s clear these players are not just living up to the hype but surpassing it.

Well, then, what is the BIG deal? The real story here is how Saban’s 2018 class has become one of the richest in NFL history. From Jalen Hurts’ jaw-dropping $255 million contract to Tua Tagovailoa’s impressive $212. 4 million, these guys are showing, they’re not only good—they’re game-changers.

The players from the University of Alabama are out there earning big bucks and having million-dollar impacts for their respective teams. Let’s break it down. In April 2023, Eagles QB Jalen Hurts signed a five-year contract of $255 million after leading his team to the Super Bowl. This kind of money can not be gotten through mere talent. That is why it shows the hard work these players have put in at Alabama.

Hurts has truly earned every penny. His success comes directly from the foundation built during his time in college. Tua Tagovailoa’s $212.4 million contract is another standout. The former Crimson Tide quarterback has proved why he was so highly drafted.

The big bucks breakdown: how Nick Saban’s 2018 class is raking in $1.1 billion

Tua continues to be a great player and a leader on the field in the Mike McDaniel era. This is now being rewarded by Miami with some serious money. Tua’s success is a big win for both him and the Alabama program. And then there’s the rest of them who are also enjoying quite generous paychecks as well.

Many have signed big deals, such as Josh Jacobs, DeVonta Smith, Jaylen Waddle, Jerry Jeudy, Quinnen Williams, Christian Barmore, Patrick Surtain II, and Trevon Diggs, to name a few, and this has taken the total for the 2018 class to $1. 1 billion total. All of them have proved that they performed well in their college and have not slowed down and have only continued to perform in the NFL.

Hence, it can be stated that the worth of a season isn’t restricted to a highlight reel, but Nick Saban’s 2018 class isn’t just a footnote in Alabama’s history; they’re making it in the NFL with their combined $1.1 billion. To achieve one billion in contracts indicates their ability and dedication as well as the roots that were laid while in Alabama. Their success shows that the 2018 recruit class assembled by Saban is among the most talented groups ever.

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