Kyle Orton Net Worth

Among the most popular athletes in the world, Kyle Orton, of course, is a remarkable one.

What is Kyle Orton net worth?

There are several ways to estimate an individual's net worth. These methods include open statistics, insider reports on stock market transactions, real estate and tax declarations. The average value of Kyle Orton Net Worth in 2024 is considered to be more than $14 Million (plus or minus several thousands), which is a notable value compared to other athletes net worth.

Apart from the stocks and other business-related assets, the net worth can also consist of luxury cars (such as Lamborghini, Ferrari, Porsche, special versions of Mercedes and BMW, Jaguar, Bentley, Rolls-Royce and a number of other expensive cars). Of course, luxury and premium realty is also an important part of a total Net Worth for many athletes. There can also be yachts, luxury boats and other assets.

Who is Kyle Orton?

Kyle Orton is one of the most well-known (fe)male athletes in the world with the total net worth above $14 Million.

Kyle Orton - one of the world's famous athletes

For many athletes it is a common strategy to build up capital and increase their Net Worth. The amount of $14 Million achieved by Kyle Orton is certanly a perfect result on this way.

Kyle Orton photos

Like some other athletes, Kyle Orton also has a number of hobbies, responsibilities and jobs..

How tall is Kyle Orton?

As of 2024, Kyle Orton height is between 1.5 and 2 meters. We are not sure if Kyle Orton still grows...

Kyle Orton bio

Kyle Orton is a preceding American football regionback for the Kansas City Chiefs of the NFL and has a net worth $14 million and an annual salary of $7 million. Kyle Orton earned his net worth as a professional football player. He attended Southeast Polk High School in Runnells, Iowa, where he also participated in basketball, tennis, and track and field. He wore unvarying No. 18 in respect of preceding Nebraska Cornhuskers` regionback Brook Berringer who died in a plane crash in 1996. He was injured on his leading and only pass try behind entering the Chiefs win over the Bears in the second region. In 2004, he was the preperiod third-team “All-American” regionback, behind USC`s Matt Leinart and Oklahoma`s Jason White. In the 2005 NFL period, he was rushed into the Bears starting lineup as a rookie. He started 15 games of the period, however was replaced by Grossman behind halftime during the Bears` Week 15 conquest over the Atlanta Falcons. Overall, the Bears had a archives of 10-5 in games that he started. He didn`t play at all in 2006, and sparingly in 2007. In 2008, he regained his starting job from Grossman. In 2009, he started his Broncos course well, alluring his leading six games. The Bears head coach Lovie Smith named Orton the team`s starting QB for the 2008 period. In 2008 the Bears and Orton agreed to a one-year contract extension running through the 2009 period. In 2008, he led the Bears to a 29-13 conquest over the Indianapolis Colts in the leading customary period game of the period. In 2009, the Bears traded him to the Denver Broncos for Pro Bowl regionback Jay Cutler. He was named the Broncos starting regionback for 2010. He signed a one-year contract extension through the 2011 period. Later, behind separate injuries, he was released and played his last years with the Dallas Cowboys and the Buffalo Bills. He retired in 2014. Kyle Orton was born on November 14, 1982 in Iowa.