Tua Tagovailoa burst into the national football scene when he led his college football team to the NCAA National Championship. And since then, there has been no turning back. From there he jumped on to the NFL in 2020. OBJ, on the other hand, is six years older than him and made his NFL debut in 2014, gaining immediate fame and applause.

On the last day of the year, as the teams of the two players, the Baltimore Ravens and the Miami Dolphins, will face off against each other, which player rakes in more moolah?

How much do the two earn from the NFL and brand endorsements separately?

The Dolphins quarterback signed a four-year rookie contract worth $30,275,438 with the team which included a $19,578,500 signing bonus alongside it, per Economic Times. The entire sum remains guaranteed, meaning he earns an annual salary of $7,568,860. His draft was overshadowed by a serious injury concern, which saw his overall pick drop from first to fifth.

However that only delayed matters slightly for the QB who soon joined the team in Week 6 as a debutant. The star football player now also has signed brand deals with Adidas, Bose, Muscle Milk, Gilette, and Gatorade. According to Clutchpoints, his net worth is around $4 million at the moment.

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Odell Beckham Jr. has time on his side and has reaped the benefits of the same thoroughly all over the years. He was drafted by the New York Giants in 2014, and in 2023 switched over to the Ravens.

He signed a 1-year contract with the Ravens worth $15 million, which makes $15 million his annual salary as well since the contract is for a year currently. The $15 million includes a $13,835,000 signing bonus while the base salary is $1,165,000. The star wide receiver has partnered with multiple brands such as Head & Shoulders, Nike, Dunkin Donuts, Foot Locker, and EA Sports. The 31-year-old has a total net worth 10 times that of Tua at a whopping $40 million.

Amidst the discussion regarding these two, as their teams take on each other, will the AFC North leaders beat the AFC East leaders?

Who will edge ahead in the Ravens vs Dolphins clash?

The Baltimore Ravens are keen to defeat the Dolphins and take the top spot in the AFC, which will help them in the postseason. With a 12-3 record, the Ravens are the best team in the NFL at the moment. They recently defeated the San Francisco 49ers 33-19 in Week 16. Lamar Jackson, the quarterback, had an incredible performance as he completed 23 of 35 passes for 252 yards and two touchdowns, which fueled speculation that he could potentially win the NFL’s Most Valuable Player award.

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The Dolphins must defeat the Ravens in the regular season to take the top spot in the AFC. The offense, led by QB Tua, completed 24 of 37 pass attempts for 293 yards and one touchdown as the Dolphins defeated the Dallas Cowboys 22–20 in Week 16. Miami’s offense, which averages 30.9 points per game, is the highest scoring in the NFL. The Dolphins are a formidable foe for the Ravens because of their strength on both sides of the ball.

But can they manage to upset the AFC leaders?

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