How Much Does the NFL Pay Carrie Underwood for Sunday Night Football?
Carrie Underwood has graced the pre-game stage of NBC's Sunday Night Football with her captivating rendition of the show's theme song, "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night," since 2013. While the exact details of her contract are confidential, several sources have estimated her compensation to be in the range of $2-3 million per season.
Underwood's performance has become an iconic part of the Sunday Night Football experience, and her association with the NFL has significantly boosted her visibility and relevance in the entertainment industry. In addition to her performance fees, Underwood has also been featured in various promotional campaigns and commercials for the league.
FAQs
How long has Carrie Underwood been singing the Sunday Night Football theme song?
- Since 2013.
How much does the NFL pay Carrie Underwood?
- Estimates range from $2-3 million per season.
What is the name of Carrie Underwood's Sunday Night Football theme song?
- "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night."
Has Carrie Underwood benefited from her association with the NFL?
- Yes, her visibility and relevance have increased significantly.
What is the approximate duration of Carrie Underwood's performance on Sunday Night Football?
- Approximately 1 minute 30 seconds.
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