Travis Kelce, Mercedes-Benz AMG G63, $179,000
Justin Herbert may put the "Fast and Furious" tag in the heading to shame, but Travis Kelce would never. As if being one of the biggest names in the NFL isn't enough, Kelce is determined to put his name up with athletes who own the most extensive array of high-end cars.
He owns this sleek Mercedes-Benz "AMG G63" in midnight black. A legend among its kind, the vehicle comes with advanced features and an air of luxury that merges well with the unwavering confidence Kelce is known for. The handcrafted 4.0-liter V-8 bi-turbo engine and 5-seat passenger capacity also add a layer of practicality.
Patrick Mahomes, Ferrari 812 Superfast, $330K
Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs is certainly not afraid to show off his love for cars. And sitting pretty in his $450 million car collection is the 2020 Ferrari "812" Superfast, which experts agree is one of the fastest supercars on the market. Evidently, the vehicle is the perfect combination of impeccable craftsmanship and top-notch performance.
The Ferrari "812" is a beauty, but the magic becomes apparent from within. Not only does it come with bullet-train acceleration and a generous cargo capacity for added practicality, but its superb handling would also make a skilled driver like Mahomes proud.
Aaron Rodgers, Chevrolet Camaro, $29,275
Since Aaron Rodger joined the Green Bay Packers in 2005, he's become a car enthusiast. And being a well-paid athlete certainly gives him more than enough funds to update his automobile collection. Bizarre is the word we would use to describe the said collection, though. After all, how many players do you know who own a custom-made golf cart?
And, of course, no conversation about Rodger's beloved cars would be complete without mentioning the 2011 Chevrolet Camaro, the first car he added to his pileup. Interestingly, he won the smooth-running V-8 convertible the same day he defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLV.
Tom Brady, Ford F-150 Raptor, $109,145
Tom Brady of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers has an insane car collection that would put most self-proclaimed automobile enthusiasts to shame. And while he's revealed his undying love for Teslas, especially when going on vacation with his wife, Giselle Bundchen, there's one car he insists makes the perfect on-the-road companion for every NFL player.
The Ford "F-150" Raptor has enough space to fit his larger frame and the sizable equipment he needs to play the game. Other perks of this Ford beast are its unbeatable off-road capability, mega horsepower, and stylish interior. The way Brady puts it, the truck is a favorite among his fellow players.
Josh Allen, Kia Forte, $20,815
Everyone agrees that the Kia Forte is a nice enough compact car. It's got a spacious and comfortable cabin, an intuitive infotainment system, and a large truck. Its excellent handling and good fuel economy are also perks that make it a good buy for a driver looking for a fuel-efficient and affordable compact car.
But what most wouldn't expect is for Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bulls to be that person. Fans who stay impressed with his performance on the file would be surprised to learn that Allen's daily driver is a blue Kia Forte. Perhaps he enjoys its remarkable features and the comfortable ride.
Derrick Henry, 2012 Dodge Challenger, $26K
Derrick Henry of the Tennessee Titans also goes by the nickname "King Henry." Anyone who's seen the powerful running back in action would understand why he got that moniker and why it does him much good on the field. The King also won the 2020 Associated Press NFL Offensive Player of the Year Award.
Henry's partnership with Nissan aside, one car has long been linked with his success. And it's the 2012 Dodge ''Challenger'' he showed off on social media in 2014. He later revealed that his parents and former coach had pooled the funds to get him the sweet ride.
Joe Burrow, Lordstown Endurance EV Truck, $60,375
Joe Burrow of the Cincinnati Bengals is another man with good taste in cars. With so many impressive brands in his collection, all eyes stray toward the personalized Lordstown Endurance truck, which happens to be his first car. It's also unsurprising that he's been signed as the official spokesman of Lordstown Motors.
Burrow's love for his team shines through in the vibrant orange and black of the truck's custom paintwork. He also added his Jersey number and "Working Joe" slogan on the door. But what makes this four-wheeler a proper endurance truck is its ability to handle any terrain and its impressive towing capacity of 7,500 lbs.
Russell Wilson, Rolls-Royce Cullinan, $341,500
It's perfectly okay for people to show off how amazing their life is. And if anyone has enjoyed a lot of good fortune, it's Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson. In 2022 he showed off a new addition to his impressive fleet of luxury vehicles—the Rolls Royce "Cullinan."
The car offers all the juicy benefits of an SUV with its added Rolls-Royce prestige, powerful V-12 engine, and sufficient cargo space. Wilson copped this beauty the same year he said his final goodbyes to his former team, the Seattle Seahawks. And what's a smooth transition to a new team without an accompanying smoothness behind the wheel?
Justin Herbert, Audi Sedan, No model, No price
Justin Herbert of the Los Angeles Chargers is equal parts endearing and mysterious. He was selected sixth overall during the 2020 NFL draft. He also became the starting quarterback in the second game of his rookie season. That and the AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year title he won all emphasize his skill and talent.
But off the field, Herbert's no different from the boy next door. This means it's almost impossible for his name to come up in a conversation about a fleet of luxury cars. Still, we were able to figure out that he does drive an Audi ''Sedan.''
Saquon Barkley, Ford F-150 Raptor, $109,145
Saquon Barkley is with the New York Giants as a running back and made it to the Pro Bowl in 2022. With his impeccable stats, awards, and records, one would think that information about the vehicles in his possession would also be public knowledge. But it appears Barkley belongs to the unique subset of athletes who keep such details under wraps.
Remember when Tom Brady revealed that most NFL players own a Ford "F-150" Raptor? Well, it's easy to imagine Barkely in such a vehicle. The V-6 Ecoboost engine guarantees better fuel economy, and the truck also packs a punch in terms of towing capabilities.
Baker Mayfield, Chevrolet Bolt, $27,495
Anyone wondering if the Chevrolet ‘’Bolt’’ is a worthwhile car to own may be positively influenced by the fact that it happens to be Baker Mayfield's daily driver. No one would expect the Los Angeles Rams quarterback to drive around in such a humble compact car. Yet Mayfield appears to enjoy comfort over style.
The ‘’Bolt’’ is a long-range electric vehicle that offers a 259-mile range on a full charge. Its DC fast-charging capability also ensures that drivers would be ready to head back on the road after juicing up for 30 minutes. The cabin also comes with plenty of legroom for both front and rear-seat passengers.
Justin Jefferson, Mercedes-AMG GT63, $150K
Know those TikTok interviews where random people on the street are asked what they would do with their first million dollars? Jefferson may not have been featured in those, but he's certainly qualified to answer that question. After all, he did spend his first $1 million in the NFL on buying a house and this sweet Mercedes-AMG "GT 63."
The German luxury car boats quick release steering, a robust exterior that appeals to the aesthetic-inclined, and a four-seater that can comfortably accommodate four adults. The cabin is spacious enough, and its performance is comparable to the likes of the Porsche Panamera and Audi "A7."
Rob Gronkowski, Bentley Continental GT, $275K
NFL players are known for their imposing stature, yet Rob Gronkowski towers over many. As a former football tight end, he played for 11 seasons in the NFL and is regarded as one of the most extraordinary tight ends ever. He's also a four-time Super Bowl champion and five-time Pro Bowl selection.
But if there's one more thing "Gronk" is known for, it would be this Bentley ''Continental GT.'' This sweet ride is one of the most notable vehicles in his collection, and for a good reason. It's a better performing version of the Bentley Continental "GT Luxury Grand Tourer" and packs a 6.0-liter twin-turbo W12 engine.
Mike Evans, Lamborghini Urus, $230K
The Lamborghini ''Urus'' happens to be the preferred daily driver of Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Michael Evans. He won his first Super Bowl championship in 2021, beating the Kansas City Chiefs. And he's also the only player in NFL history to begin his career with nine consecutive seasons of at least 1,000 receiving yards.
The specs of his Lambo are no less impressive. This multi-utility SUV is a five-passenger seater with impeccable handling. Making it the perfect vehicle for Evans and his family. It also ensures smooth performance thanks to the twin-turbo V-8 engine it packs under the hood.
Cooper Kupp, Nissan Pathfinder, $34,640
The Los Angeles Rams have their wide receiver Cooper Kupp to thank for much of their reputation as a top-of-the-line team within the National Football League. On his part, Kupp holds the NFL record for most receiving yards in a combined season and postseason. So he's no joke.
Another thing that's no joke is Kupp's devotion to his wife, Anna. And a 2022 ESPN entry narrated how Kupp would always drive his white Nissan ''Pathfinder'' across campus after practice to a restaurant where his wife would be expecting him. The 2022 version of the car has better fuel economy, a more expansive interior, and upgraded features.
Tyreek Hill, Dodge Grand Caravan, $28,547
Humble doesn't even begin to begin Tyreek Hill's taste in cars. After all, NFL players are well known to be top-earning athletes. It's also no secret that as a wide receiver for Miami Dolphins Hill, his yearly take-home is nothing to sneeze at. So surely he could do much better than a Dodge minivan, couldn't he?
Hill refuses to aim higher vehicle-wise, and his Dodge ''Grand Caravan'' seems okay as a daily driver. The car doesn't have much in terms of impressive interior and tech and safety features. But maybe Hill is attached to its potent engine and "stow 'n' go seats."
Stefon Diggs, Porsche 911 GT3 RS, $171,500
Stefen Diggs is a wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills and the man who broke Eric Moulds' franchise record for receiving yards in a season. Joining the Bills allowed him to become the fastest receiver to surpass 100 catches. And in 2022, he signed a four-year multi-million contract extension with them.
All that cash means he ought to be riding in style, and his new favorite ride certainly appears to be a stylish one. The Porsche "911 GT3 RS" became Diggs' go-to ride in late 2022. Increased race-track performance aside, this luxury vehicle also guarantees highway fuel economy and an updated cabin design.
Jalen Ramsey, Rolls-Royce Cullinan, $341,500
Los Angeles Rams' Jalen Ramsey loves his cars as much as the next person. And though he doesn't boast an extensive collection yet, he's doing his best to change that. A Porsche Taycan Turbo, Rolls-Royce Ghost, and Rolls-Royce Cullinan are good places to begin.
Of those three, the latter remains a source of amazement to fans because Ramsey has taken great pains to customize the car and make it unique. Beginning with its army green paintwork that extends beyond the body to the wheels. The vehicle also has a fierce 562 horsepower from its 6.75-liter V-12 twin-turbocharged engine, so Ramsey is always guaranteed a smooth ride.
Aaron Donald, Karma Revero, $140K
Aaron Donald is a defensive tackle for the Los Angeles Rams and one of the greatest defensive players of all time. In 2018, he signed a six-year $135 million contract extension making him the highest-paid defensive player in NFL history, at least until Khalil Mack came to take that spot.
Right after signing that historical deal, Donald made another dream come true by purchasing this stunning Karma ''Revero.'' The luxury plug-in hybrid sports sedan is an updated version of the Fisker Karma car, also manufactured by Karma Automotive. It's also got an extended range, a minimal interior, and a solar roof.
Deebo Samuel, Lamborghini Urus, $230K
The Lamborghini "Urus" is a special car. It's an SUV doubling as a supercar with a twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8 engine that puts out 657 horsepower. But it also performed tremendously on the race tracks, proving it's a lighter and speedier version of the famous Lambos.
The fact that it outruns almost every other vehicle on the road and can also pull a trailer while hauling around more than two people also speaks to its practicality. And Deebo Samuel of the San Francisco 49ers is very much in love with it. His Instagram is littered with photos of the stunning car, and frankly, we understand the appeal.
Jonathan Taylor, Chevrolet Silverado, $35,645
Jonathan Taylor played football at Salem High School. Now he's the running back for the Indianapolis Colts. Like most players on this list, he's proven himself to be an impressive player. Even becoming a unanimous All-Pro and Pro Bowler in the same season—2021.
Taylor once appeared in an ad for York Chevy Buick GMC in Greencastle, and the vehicle on offer was a 2022 Chevrolet "Silverado." So while his daily driver remains well-hidden information, we can contemplate the possibility of him owning this Chevy. The vehicle boasts a vast infotainment screen, substantial towing capacity, and is tough enough to handle almost any terrain.
T.J. Watt, Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe, $66,100
You can tell a lot about a person by the kind of vehicle they own, and that's as true for regular folks like us as it is for world-class athletes like T. J. Watt. Being the outside linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the highest-paid defensive player in the NFL means that Watt has more than enough money to burn.
The fact that he added a Mercedes-Benz "E-Class Coupe" to his collection says everything about his love for a classic car. Not only does this coupe combine the elegance of the Mercedes-Benz brand with intuitive, advanced technology, but it's also lightweight and easy to navigate even in tight corners.
DeAndre Hopkins, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, $170K
Many people know that the Houston Texans chose DeAndre Hopkins in the first round of the 27th overall pick of the 2013 NFL Draft. And that he joined the Arizona Cardinals in 2020. But how many can claim knowledge of his impeccable taste in automobiles? Because there are classy cars, and then there's Hopkins' 1967 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible.
The stunning cherry-red convertible was auctioned off at Barrett Jackson for a whopping $170K in January 2023. While the car was in his possession, Hopkins must have gotten good use out of the car's V-8 engine, with a top speed of 128 miles per hour.
Dalvin Cook, Audi RS7, $115,045
Dalvin Cook of the Minnesota Vikings had many options at his disposal, yet he chose the Audi RS7 as his daily driver. That says he has a thing for the compelling appearance of the supercar and its added versatility. And he also enjoys riding around in something that screams "expensive."
With a price tag of over $100K, four doors and aggressive bodywork is not all this vehicle brings to the table. Its performance on the road is up there with the Mercedes-AMG "GT63 S" and Porsche "Turbos." The power from its twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8 engine also moves from zero to 60 miles per hour in just 3 seconds.
Michael Thomas, Lamborghini Aventador, $507,353
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas is another athlete who takes privacy to a new level. So while all attempts to figure out what vehicles belong in his collection proved futile, our efforts were rewarded by a photo of him and a friend posing alongside a Lamborghini ''Aventador.''
The two-door supercar enjoys the perks of pretty privilege thanks to its stylish exterior and fanciful features. But it makes up for it by packing a heavyweight V-12 engine and 769 horsepower, which promises a powerful performance on the road. Its fuel economy ratings are quite a letdown, though, as many more efficient cars are available on the market.
Chase Young, 900-HP Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, $90K
Take a moment to enjoy the beauty of this custom "900-HP" Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk that belongs to Chase Young. Its one-of-a-kind paintwork is every bit as remarkable and befitting of Young's reputation as the defensive end for the Washington Commanders. And anyone would surely command respect moving about in a four-wheeler like this.
Every Grand Cherokee model packs quite a punch, yet the Trackhawk remains the most powerful of its kind. Young's version features a custom Satin Desert wrap, candy orange accents, and black 22-inch Velgen wheels. The custom seats within also have his NFL logo emblazoned on the headrests.
Nick Bosa, Chevrolet Corvette, $61,900
Nick Bosa is a football legacy—if such a thing exists among athletes. He's the son of former NFL defensive end John Bosa. And like daddy dearest, he's played the defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers since 2019, when he signed a multimillion four-year deal.
Bosa satisfies his need for speed with a Chevrolet ''Corvette,'' one of the most persevering models of our generation. Automobile enthusiasts would know that the Chevy ''Corvette'' has been around for many generations and has a reputation for being one of the most affordable supercars to take out on the track. So Bosa must be getting a lot out of its speed and incredible handling.
Myles Garrett, Porsche 911 Turbo, $184,350
Myles Garrett's stats speak for themself. As an NFL footballer, he's been named to four Pro Bowls and two first-team All-Pros. And throughout that time, he's been the defensive end for the Cleveland Browns.
It's difficult to say what we expected to learn about his taste in cars, but it turns out he owns a Porsche "911" Turbo. The sad news is that the four-wheel supercar was crushed during a road accident in 2023. Thankfully, Garrett and his passenger survived with minimal injuries. The Porsche 911 Turbo kicks up acceleration from zero to 60 mph within 2.6 seconds and retails at a starting price of $184K.
Matt Stafford, Rolls-Royce Wraith, $311,329
They say the Rolls-Royce "Wraith" is for the super-wealthy and affluent celebrities, and Matt Stafford certainly meets those qualifications. As starting football quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams, Stafford led his team to victory in Super Bowl LVI in 2021, the same year he was traded.
And this luxurious supercar is his preferred daily driver. Anyone else would love the beauty of its stylish finish and updated exterior. Yet Stafford's attachment to it may have more to do with its disappearing hood ornament and massive engine. It also packs a 624-hp V-12 engine and a speedy acceleration from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 4.3 seconds.
Kyler Murray, Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG, $69,650
Every year, car manufacturers put out more high-performing SUVs on the market. But Kyler Murray, football quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals, appears content with his Mercedes-AMG "CG3." We don't fault him, though, especially as this compact car can blow most of its rivals away when it comes to on-the-road performance and other features.
The four-wheeler is available as a convertible, a sedan, or a coupe, and its luxurious interior comes with advanced tech upgrades. Under the hood is a hand-built twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8 engine with a top speed of 155 miles per hour and an acceleration of zero to 60 miles per hour within 3.7 seconds.
Christian McCaffrey, Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon, $139,900
Many automobile enthusiasts believe German cars are top-of-the-line in speed, comfort, and reliability compared to cars from other makers. It would seem Christian McCaffrey of the San Francisco 49ers also shares the option that such vehicles are well-designed to move safely at high speeds. At least that would explain why he favors a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon.
Not many SUVs can boldly claim to possess luxury appeal and off-road capabilities, but the Mercedes-Benz ''G-Class'' models manage this feat effortlessly. The state-of-the-art cockpit emphasizes the timeless appeal of the brand, while its 4.0-liter V-8 bi-turbo engine promises seamless handling on all terrains
Davante Adams, Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, $507,353
It turns out Michael Thomas isn't the only one with a thing for the Lamborghini ''Aventador.'' After signing his four-year contract with the Green Bay Packers in 2021, Davante Adams celebrated his success with a Lamborghini "Urus." So when his trade to the Las Vegas Raiders was confirmed in 2022, no one was surprised when he added another Lambo to his collection.
Adams' new wheels are this satin silver "Aventador Roadster" with a 6.5-liter V-12 engine that goes from zero to 62 miles per hour in 3 seconds. This unrivaled gem of a car also has a unique exterior design inspired by the aerospace industry.
Allen Robinson II, Ford-150 Raptor, $109,145
Allen Robinson II is a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, who's also played with the Chicago Bears and Jacksonville Jaguars. In 2022, he signed a three-year deal with the Rams for a sizable sum, so we know he's not hard up for cash. But it's also surprising that he doesn't appear to be a car enthusiast like many of his peers.
But considering his imposing stature and all the equipment he would need to play the game, it would appear that Tom Brady's words hold true once again. Might as well match Robinson II with the Ford F-150 Raptor and its super crew body style.
George Kittle, 1969 Mach 1 Ford Mustang, $70K
Modern cars are nice, but nothing beats the timeless appeal of vintage cars. Not only do they offer better value, but they also provide access to certain social connections. George Kittle of the San Francisco 49ers must know this, which is why he got his hands on a 1969 "Mach 1" Ford Mustang.
This elegant four-wheeler is the first generation and the most performance-oriented of the Mustang line-up. Built for performance both on the track and the road, it came with the Windsor 5.8-liter V-8 engine, Cleveland V-8, or the 428 Super Cobra jet engine. It remains to be seen what upgrades Kittle would prefer.
Julio Jones, 2012 Ferrari 458 Spider, $260K
Since joining the National Football League, Julio Jones has amassed the most receiving yards by any player. He's also been named to the first-team All-Pro selection twice and second-team All-Pro selection three times. He's even regarded as one of the best receivers of the 2010s, and not much has changed since he joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Jones owns a custom white 2012 Ferrari "458 Spider." The spectacular car packs a 4.5-liter flat-crank V-8 engine with a modified exhaust so drivers can enjoy top-down driving without worrying about annoying sounds. Quick steering and a stylish finish also emphasize the near-perfect nature of this Ferrari.
Calvin Ridley, 2018 Dodge Challenger, $34,500
The Dodge ''Challenger'' has a lot going for it. The 2018 version has a roomy cabin that can comfortably seat four adults, many customization options, an insanely powerful engine, and a ride quality that's no different from what luxury cars offer at a higher price range. So it's easy to tell why anyone would be eager to get their hands on one.
Calvin Ridley, who plays wide receiver for the Jacksonville Jaguars, had his 2018 Dodge ''Challenger'' stolen in 2019 while inside a gas station in Buckhead one Saturday night. Ridley had his keys, though, so the thief must have been extra crafty.
Ezekiel Elliott, Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat, $92,780
Powerful running backs like Ezekiel Elliot, who lives in a massive chateau-style mansion, ought to be moving about behind the wheels of luxurious supercars. But Elliot has surprised us all by choosing a white Dodge "Durango SRT Hellcat" as his daily driver.
It may not be the most jaw-dropping automobile on the market. Yet the ''Durango SRT'' is one of the most robust SUVs ever made, so it certainly matches Elliott's reputation. The burly three-row four-wheeler takes just 3.5 seconds to move from zero to 60 miles per hour, and its supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI V-8 engine is nothing to scoff at.
Alvin Kamara, Jeep Wrangler JK Unlimited, $34,165
Alvin Kamara made history in 2020 when he became the second NFL player to score six rushing touchdowns in a single game, just like Ernie Nevers. And while many factors can be highlighted as the source of Kamara's undying dedication to the game, it all comes down to his unyielding professionalism.
After all, how many running backs do you know who train by pulling a car? The car Kamara happened to be pulling in that popular video turned out to be a Jeep "Wrangler JK Unlimited." It's similar to the regular Jeep "Wrangler JK" but has more cargo room and a rugged look.
Matthew Judon, Maserati Levante, $80,895
Last on the list is Mathew Judon, linebacker for the New England Patriots, who owns a Maserati ''Levante.'' Deckhard Shaw drove a 2014 Maserati ''Ghibli'' in the seventh installment of the "Fast and Furious" movies, so we know the brand is a franchise favorite.
Judon's Maserati also looks like it belongs on the set of that famous movie series. From its seductive bodywork to its speedy acceleration and robust engines, the exotic car is a love letter to lovers of the Italian brand. The interior is also designed with a leather-covered dashboard, intuitive controls, and tasteful accents. But it would be incomplete without the traditional Maserati analog clock.
Lamar Jackson, Mercedes-Benz SL500 Grand Edition, $121,384
Lamar Jackson is a quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens and the youngest NFL quarterback to begin a playoff game at age 21. And if there's one car that befits his status as a superstar, it's the Mercedes-Benz "SL500" Grand Edition.
Though not the fastest Mercedes-Benz by any means, the "SL500" has a lot going for it. The SL Grand Edition badging is a gold stamp that appears all over the car, on the front wings and interior, showcasing its quality. It also comes with a 5.0-liter V-8 engine that lets out 302 horsepower. Add that to its flawless finish, and Jackson's got a smooth ride on his hands.