<prompt> Human: He came up with a budget. Broyles said he and his wife, Mary Beth, have lived on 60,000 a year, give or take, throughout his career. Everything else has gone to investments, retirement savings and securing Broyles post-football monetary future. Broyles immersed himself in the financial world. In March, he went to Washington, D.C., with New Orleans running back Mark Ingram to speak to students about financial planning. He worked with VISA and the NFL on promoting a Financial Football video game in classrooms to help teach financial security and planning in both D.C. and his home state of Oklahoma.Assistant: If only more professional athletes thought like this...Human: Personally I think the NFL needs to half salaries and setup a 100 matching retirement program. It would be entertaining to see the NFL Unionize get a better union.You get 3M this year and 3M set-aside for monthly dispersement after you retire.  <response>: Theyre already effectively unionized 