Overview

• Spotrac forecasts Flagg’s four-year, $62.7 million rookie contract will run through the 2028-29 season
• He can become eligible for a 30 percent supermax extension worth $359 million from 2029-30 to 2033-34 and a 35 percent deal worth $509 million from 2034-35 to 2038-39
• Flagg has already pocketed $28 million in Duke NIL deals, including $13 million from New Balance and $15 million from Fanatics
• Beginning his career in Texas’s tax-free system could save him about $124 million in state income taxes compared with joining a California franchise
• His projected $930 million in NBA earnings by age 31 would outpace Juan Soto’s $765 million and Shohei Ohtani’s $700 million baseball contracts