Paul Reed (Image via Getty) Paul Reed might not be one of the most popular names in the NBA, but when it comes to Detroit Pistons’ bankable names he stands on top. The former Philadelphia 76ers’ star joined the Detroit Pistons in 2025. The G-League standout has gradually become one of the most significant contributors in NBA and solidified his place in the Pistons roster. With over $15 million NBA career earnings already under his name, Paul Reed proves he is not here for a particular season. From carving out his own trajectory in the league to gradually becoming a dependable face with the Detroit Pistons, Paul Reed achieved something that other NBA stars can only think of. Here is detailed information about Reed’s total net worth and NBA salaries.
What is Paul Reed’s net worth in 2025?
According to Sportrac, Paul Reed’s net worth in 2025 lies somewhere between $4-5 million. Reportedly, the maximum part of his total net worth comes from NBA paychecks and solid contracts. The G-League MVP has already secured $15 million with respect to his career earnings as of now.
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The Detroit Pistons claimed Paul Reed after the Philadelphia 76ers waived him almost after a period of 4 years. Reportedly, he will earn a guaranteed $4,015,938 for the 2024–25 season with the Michigan based- NBA franchise . The Pistons took on his existing contract, so he did not enter free agency. He has no new extension yet, but if he plays well in Detroit, his net worth could rise quickly.
Paul Reed’s current NBA salary and contract breakdown
Paul Reed was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in his rookie year, 2020. However, after completing a stint of four long years and accompanying Joel Embiid, he was picked up by the Detroit Pistons for the 2024-25 NBA season. Reportedly, after being left out by the Philadelphia 76ers, Detroit Pistons scored him off the waivers. They did not even change the deal and Paul Reed is playing with the Pistons on the same contract Philadelphia 76ers had signed him for. The Philadelphia 76ers matched his contract in the 2021 offseason but released him after their second-round playoff loss. The Detroit Pistons claimed him, seeing it as a low-risk move despite his release. For the 2024–25 season, Reed will earn $4,015,938 in guaranteed salary, while his average annual income is $1.53 million. Detroit hopes he can prove his value and strengthen their frontcourt rotation.Also Read: Jaden Ivey injury report: Detroit Pistons’ rising player faces four week setback following surgery