Jedd Fisch is paid about $7.6 million a year at Washington on a seven year contract that averages $7.75 million and runs through the 2030 season. Washington hired him from Arizona in January 2024 to replace Kalen DeBoer, paying Arizona his $5.5 million buyout out of the $12 million Alabama paid for DeBoer. His salary started at $7.5 million and rises each year to $7.95 million in the final season.
| Salary | About $7.6 million in 2026 on a scale from $7.5 million to $7.95 million |
| If he leaves | $6 million since Jan. 9, 2026, then $5 million, $3 million and $1 million, and nothing from January 2031 |
| If Washington fires him | Most of the remaining deal; about $33 million as of fall 2025 |
| Bonuses | Up to $1.55 million a year, plus up to $125,000 for academics |
| Previous pay | About $3 million to $3.4 million at Arizona |
How It Compares
| Coach | School | 2026 pay |
|---|---|---|
| Kalen DeBoer (his predecessor) | Alabama | $12.5 million |
| Luke Fickell | Wisconsin | $7.8 million |
| Jedd Fisch | Washington | About $7.6 million |
Contract terms are from the contract obtained by The Seattle Times and reporting by FootballScoop and KING 5. The full national list is on our college football coaching salaries page.
The Bottom Line
Jedd Fisch makes about $7.6 million a year on a seven year Washington contract through 2030 averaging $7.75 million, and it would cost another school $6 million to hire him away this year. Follow the Huskies on the Washington football schedule and Washington score today.