Jameis Winston says he regrets letting his friends and family spend $400,000 a month of his money

[BucciMane]

I'm sure some people are going to say that he's made plenty, but that is actually beyond insane.

To put it in perspective, if that happened for one year, those people spent more of his money than he'll make on his two year contract with the Giants after taxes. That's ridiculous.

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

$400K a month

Football nikkax should know better more than anyone

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Other people trying to live off of what you earned will do that

 

[Ruck]

Survivors remorse

 

[L&HH]

He’s made $80 milly and still got some seasons in him left as a backup. He’ll be ight

 

[Chrishaune]

He’s made $80 milly and still got some seasons in him left as a backup. He’ll be ight

$400k a month is almost $5 milly a year.

Taxes took half of that $80 milly. All types of different state taxes.

 

[holidayinn21]

He’s made $80 milly and still got some seasons in him left as a backup. He’ll be ight

There always has to be that one contrarian

 

[GunRanger]

Thats really how guys go broke. Stupid investments, child support, and debt, more so than buying cars and jewelry straight cash

 

[RadaMillz]

Those same people probably wishing for his down fall after cutting them off.

 

[jadillac]

400k a month is insanity. Borderline degenerate behaviour. I was going to assume some decent assets were purchased with that money but who am I fooling.

A Hellcat on 24s is not a good asset???

 

[duckbutta]

If my family spent 400k a month I wouldn't have a family anymore

 

[The God Poster]

That’s actually a great point I forgot about media.

Nothings guaranteed tho. One small incident & his ass will be out & they moving on to the next charismatic ex athlete

 

[Genome]

$400K a month

 

[Easy-E]

This how athletes go broke


You gotta say no

• Family
• Children (Baby Momma's)
• Divorce
• shytty Investments

All the ways athletes go broke and family are involved in all 4

 

[Remote]

It’s almost like you could make a 30 for 30 documentary about this.