The Dog
Because I Can
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2nd contract money in the NFL will always dwarf NIL payouts. There’s going to be a Beck type QB who’s good enough to get a high NIL deal but not good enough to be an early round draft pick but it won’t be common enough to become a normIts crazy that Beck will make $4M at miami next year...Levis makes $950k. Granted Levis got a signing bonus, but any way you twist it Beck is making more per year than Levis.
Why would you ever go pro if you could make the same or better money in college? Posted up on a campus where everything is free to you, people treat you like celebrities, and there are thousands of beautiful girls your age within a half mile radius that think you're a hero?? Bet we don't see many QBs and WRs leaving early anymore...why would you? Maybe RBs because they have a very short lifespan age wise. Other positions? No way I would leave early if I was Nico or Mike Matthews etc.
Well they were 1-11If it happens, I feel bad for the kids that bought his schtick and went to Colorado, but I don't feel bad for Colorado. They should have known they were getting hoodwinked all along.
Hard to imagine his shtick would work in the NFL with grown men. Definitely agree that Colorado knew what they were getting into. I would be shocked if he was ever successful as an NFL head coach. I’m also biased as I don’t like him and think he’s an attention wh@re.If it happens, I feel bad for the kids that bought his schtick and went to Colorado, but I don't feel bad for Colorado. They should have known they were getting hoodwinked all along.
Idk what % Brady owns, but hard to believe (at least to me ) he would sign off on Deion and Shedeur.
Yeah, they were such a successful program before Deion. Can't believe all they got out of it was a Heisman and a bunch of money and publicity.If it happens, I feel bad for the kids that bought his schtick and went to Colorado, but I don't feel bad for Colorado. They should have known they were getting hoodwinked all along.
That was my thought as well. My next thought was, I don't see them getting a coach that can keep the momentum. When Deion leaves, so do the players he convinced to come there. You look at the mass exodus from UT a few years ago, it'll be worse than that.If he leaves and a new coach can keep up the momentum, it was worth it.