🚗💥 From draft pick to luxury car owner in a flash! Peter Woods, the Kansas City Chiefs’ latest star defensive tackle, is celebrating his massive 2026 NFL Draft pick by treating his family to some seriously high-end luxury.
The Chiefs picked Woods with the No. 29 overall selection in the 2026 Draft, and he wasted no time celebrating by splurging on not one, but TWO Maseratis for his mom and sister. It’s a gesture that speaks volumes about the love and gratitude he feels for the women who’ve supported him throughout his journey.
Speaking to Palmetto Sports, Woods explained the reasoning behind his extravagant gift: “They’ve been two women in this process who have really reached out and checked on me… but forget the process. That’s my mom and my sister, you know what I’m saying?”
From Draft Night to Maserati Dreams
Woods celebrated his monumental moment by hosting a lavish draft night party—held at none other than a Maserati dealership. It wasn’t just any celebration, though. After hearing his name called by the Chiefs, the 23-year-old defensive powerhouse bought a Maserati for each of the important women in his life. “They really deserve this,” Woods continued, his voice tinged with emotion. “They’ve been there for me when the door was closed and the lights were off, and people didn’t really know what was going on. But they knew.”
The cars, estimated to cost between $80,000 and $100,000 each, are just the beginning for Woods, who’s set to make big money on his rookie contract with the Chiefs.
Rookie Contract Pays Off: $17.3 Million and NIL Deals
Woods’ rookie contract is a game changer—he’ll be making a whopping $17.3 million over four years with the Chiefs. On top of that, his stellar college career earned him millions in NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deals, adding to his growing fortune.
It’s safe to say the Kansas City Chiefs’ newest star is living the dream, and he’s making sure to share that success with the people who have always had his back. After years of hard work, support, and dedication, Woods is ready to make his mark in the NFL, and his family is right there with him every step of the way.
