NFL practice squad players' salaries vary based on their accrued seasons in the league and the year, as set by the current collective bargaining agreement (CBA) through 2030. For the 2024 season:

• Players with two or fewer accrued seasons earn a minimum of $12,500 per week.
• Players with three or more accrued seasons have a negotiable salary range between $16,800 and $21,300 per week

For the 2025 season:

• Minimum weekly salary for players with two or fewer seasons increases to $13,000.
• For veterans (three or more seasons), the range is $17,500 to $22,000 per week

Annual earnings example (assuming an 18-week regular season):

• A player with two or fewer accrued seasons can make about $225,000 to $234,000.
• A veteran player can earn between approximately $302,400 and $396,000, depending on negotiation within the salary range

Salaries increase incrementally each year through 2030, with weekly minimums for less experienced players rising to $16,750 and veteran ranges increasing to a maximum of $26,250 per week by 2030

. Practice squad players are paid weekly during the season and their salaries count against the team's salary cap. They are guaranteed at least three game checks if signed to another team's active roster

. In summary, NFL practice squad members earn a substantial weekly salary that varies by experience and year, with weekly pay ranging from about $12,500 to over $21,000 in 2024, increasing annually through 2030.