Top 10 NBA players who snagged $200M+ contracts with their teams for 2024-25 NBA season

#7. Tyrese Haliburton (5 years, $244.6 million)

In July 2023, Tyrese Haliburton signed a five-year, $244.6 million designated rookie extension with the Indiana Pacers. The contract will keep the point guard in Indiana until at least the 2028-29 season. Haliburton will make $42.1 million in his first year and $55.6 million in the final year of the contract, respectively.

#8. Anthony Edwards (5 years, $244.6 million)

Roughly a week after Haliburton got paid, Anthony Edwards got his bag as well. The Minnesota Timberwolves gave him a five-year, $244.6 million deal, keeping the electric guard in the franchise until at least the 2028-29 season. The potential future face of the NBA will be with the franchise in the foreseeable future.

#9. Jaylen Brown (5 years, $285.3 million)

The Boston Celtics were heavily trolled by fans in late July 2023 when they gave Jaylen Brown a staggering five-year, $285.3 million deal. Boston was criticized for giving the biggest contract in NBA history to a player who often struggled on the big stage.

Brown rewarded that faith by helping the Celtics win championship No. 18, winning the ECF and Finals MVP along the way. He will be under contract until the 2028-29 season before he becomes an unrestricted free agent.

#10. Jayson Tatum (5 years, $314 million)

One year after giving Jaylen Brown the most lucrative contract in NBA history, the Boston Celtics reset the record this summer. They signed Jayson Tatum to a mouth-boggling five-year, $314 million contract.

Next season, Tatum gets $34.8 million but the final year of the old contract, which would have given him $37 million was voided. He will be on Boston's payroll for a staggering $54.1 million during the 2025-26 season.

Jayson Tatum has a $71.4 million player option heading into the summer of 2029.