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Toga said:
Anyone think McCord is reading this thread?
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I like to think that the decision makers at the NCAA are, and that I dazzle them with my convincing arguments.

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Reposting & adding money (4 year deals)

2024 draft - QBs picked
  1. 6 - $38,000,000 to $12,000,000
  2. 0 - $10,000,000 to $6,300,000
  3. 0 - $6,000,000 to $5,000,000
  4. 0 - $4,800,000 to $4,500,000
  5. 2 - $4,400,000 to $ 4,200,000
  6. 2 - $4,200,000 to $4,100,000
  7. 1 - $4,100,00 to $4,100,000
  8. UFA - 13

Seems like any NIL deal > $1,000,000 would be highly competitive for any player not guaranteed to be picked in round 1-2. & NIL of $2,000,000 is commensurate with a 2nd round pick.

So, again if Kyle is in the convo for being a rd 1 pick, he goes. If not, try again next year, if allowed & if SU NIL can come up with around $2,000,000 for him.

The top 3 picks were QBs. These are 40 mil deals. To me, it's clearly worth the gamble. But, I agree w others that losing studs like LQA won't help. If I'm Kyle, I'd give 30 percent of my NIL to LQA to retain him, bc it gives Kyle a really good shot at being picked in the 1st round next year.
 
swish7 said:
Reposting & adding money (4 year deals)

2024 draft - QBs picked
  1. 6 - $38,000,000 to $12,000,000
  2. 0 - $10,000,000 to $6,300,000
  3. 0 - $6,000,000 to $5,000,000
  4. 0 - $4,800,000 to $4,500,000
  5. 2 - $4,400,000 to $ 4,200,000
  6. 2 - $4,200,000 to $4,100,000
  7. 1 - $4,100,00 to $4,100,000
  8. UFA - 13

Seems like any NIL deal > $1,000,000 would be highly competitive for any player not guaranteed to be picked in round 1-2. & NIL of $2,000,000 is commensurate with a 2nd round pick.

So, again if Kyle is in the convo for being a rd 1 pick, he goes. If not, try again next year, if allowed & if SU NIL can come up with around $2,000,000 for him.

The top 3 picks were QBs. These are 40 mil deals. To me, it's clearly worth the gamble. But, I agree w others that losing studs like LQA won't help. If I'm Kyle, I'd give 30 percent of my NIL to LQA to retain him, bc it gives Kyle a really good shot at being picked in the 1st round next year.
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It's rare to find a 2nd round QB taken. if they have 2nd round value, someone almost always trades to the end of the 1st round so they can have that 5th year to have them under contract.
 
swish7 said:
Reposting & adding money (4 year deals)

2024 draft - QBs picked
  1. 6 - $38,000,000 to $12,000,000
  2. 0 - $10,000,000 to $6,300,000
  3. 0 - $6,000,000 to $5,000,000
  4. 0 - $4,800,000 to $4,500,000
  5. 2 - $4,400,000 to $ 4,200,000
  6. 2 - $4,200,000 to $4,100,000
  7. 1 - $4,100,00 to $4,100,000
  8. UFA - 13

Seems like any NIL deal > $1,000,000 would be highly competitive for any player not guaranteed to be picked in round 1-2. & NIL of $2,000,000 is commensurate with a 2nd round pick.

So, again if Kyle is in the convo for being a rd 1 pick, he goes. If not, try again next year, if allowed & if SU NIL can come up with around $2,000,000 for him.

The top 3 picks were QBs. These are 40 mil deals. To me, it's clearly worth the gamble. But, I agree w others that losing studs like LQA won't help. If I'm Kyle, I'd give 30 percent of my NIL to LQA to retain him, bc it gives Kyle a really good shot at being picked in the 1st round next year.
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its super hard to quantify... say he becomes tom brady or peyton manning somehow and plays lets say 16 years ... even with a team discount at the end of his career, the final year is going to be at least $75-100 million for a qb by that point and that is a lot more than his NIL at cuse even factoring in inflation.

but more likely than that he is an ok player and ends his career a back up, still talking 15-20m for a vet backup qb (future cost not today).

and the most likely (just facts - see 80% of the qb's picked) is he is never really a long term starter and he fizzles out after 3-4 years or bounces from practice squad to back up and back and forth.

there is just a lot to unpack when considering value.

and most of these competitors value betting on themselves. right or wrong in the end.
 
Maybe he is having fun here
Maybe he wants to complete some other degree

In reality there are very few injuries in sports that end careers. They are setbacks.

Beck is having Tommy John. Where will he get drafted?

Kyle does not live with his legs. So its not like he becomes hugely slower.

If you think you can compete and win a title and make money then come back

If you think its only about making some money then go. unless the reports are you won't get as much in the Pros with where you get drafted or undrafted.

He should choose which ever path gets him closer to his NFL dream.
 
swish7 said:
Reposting & adding money (4 year deals)

2024 draft - QBs picked
  1. 6 - $38,000,000 to $12,000,000
  2. 0 - $10,000,000 to $6,300,000
  3. 0 - $6,000,000 to $5,000,000
  4. 0 - $4,800,000 to $4,500,000
  5. 2 - $4,400,000 to $ 4,200,000
  6. 2 - $4,200,000 to $4,100,000
  7. 1 - $4,100,00 to $4,100,000
  8. UFA - 13

Seems like any NIL deal > $1,000,000 would be highly competitive for any player not guaranteed to be picked in round 1-2. & NIL of $2,000,000 is commensurate with a 2nd round pick.

So, again if Kyle is in the convo for being a rd 1 pick, he goes. If not, try again next year, if allowed & if SU NIL can come up with around $2,000,000 for him.

The top 3 picks were QBs. These are 40 mil deals. To me, it's clearly worth the gamble. But, I agree w others that losing studs like LQA won't help. If I'm Kyle, I'd give 30 percent of my NIL to LQA to retain him, bc it gives Kyle a really good shot at being picked in the 1st round next year.
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He’s not going in the first two rounds. If he has a 3rd or 4th grade he should go. After that probably better of coming back.
 
CusefanATL said:
its super hard to quantify... say he becomes tom brady or peyton manning somehow and plays lets say 16 years ... even with a team discount at the end of his career, the final year is going to be at least $75-100 million for a qb by that point and that is a lot more than his NIL at cuse even factoring in inflation.

but more likely than that he is an ok player and ends his career a back up, still talking 15-20m for a vet backup qb (future cost not today).

and the most likely (just facts - see 80% of the qb's picked) is he is never really a long term starter and he fizzles out after 3-4 years or bounces from practice squad to back up and back and forth.

there is just a lot to unpack when considering value.

and most of these competitors value betting on themselves. right or wrong in the end.
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There is time for all the "possibly" happen. Going this year instead of next doesn't guarantee a better chance of that. IF he isn't a guaranteed round 1/2 pick he will make more money at Syracuse with NIL and have the opportunity to increase his draft position.
 
I do realize that I am very biased, having said that Kiper just put out his new top 10 QB list for 25 draft. 6 is nowhere. I have seen most of the QBs on the list play and I don’t get it. Guess it’s why I haven’t been hired as GM for any NFL franchises .
 
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