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Message: [QUOTE="Consigliere, post: 5077347, member: 559"] Don't see how it would. Just like in pro sports, Patrick Mahomes is paid by the Kansas City Chiefs under terms amenable to the NFL - NFLPA CBA and the Chiefs take a hit against their salary cap. But he also gets paid for State Farm and T Mobile commercials above and beyond that compensation. What it may do is lessen the pressure to pay for play and return NIL to true compensation for use of a player's name, image and likeness. However I am not naive enough to think State U's collective won't offer a deal to QB1 that includes quid pro quo services being paid for well above reasonable market value. [/QUOTE]