For those in the know, I'm curious how NIL contracts are written up at Florida and then how Napier and staff determine how much money goes to each player.
1. Are there some NIL agreements that are multi-year contracts that punish the players if they break the contract before the term is up.
2. Does some NIL contracts that are multi-year pay more in the 2nd and 3rd year than the 1st year.
3. How do we plan on having a successful NIL going forward without having to rely on @SRGators every year. This is not sustainable.
I don't think its wise to pay more than 60 players NIL money on the team. The 60 players should be allocated money based on their position and spot on the depth chart. Hypothetically if we have 15 million to spend in NIL in 2025, that means on average those 60 players would earn 250,000 each. Obviously there are some players that earn way more than 250,000 which means we have to decrease the money at other positions. So if 2nd stringers and 3rd stringers are asking for more than 250,000, the money won't work out to pay those players.
For those in the know, I'm curious if this is how Florida goes about allocating NIL funds. (By position and spot on the depth chart (1st, 2nd, 3rd string).
1. Are there some NIL agreements that are multi-year contracts that punish the players if they break the contract before the term is up.
2. Does some NIL contracts that are multi-year pay more in the 2nd and 3rd year than the 1st year.
3. How do we plan on having a successful NIL going forward without having to rely on @SRGators every year. This is not sustainable.
I don't think its wise to pay more than 60 players NIL money on the team. The 60 players should be allocated money based on their position and spot on the depth chart. Hypothetically if we have 15 million to spend in NIL in 2025, that means on average those 60 players would earn 250,000 each. Obviously there are some players that earn way more than 250,000 which means we have to decrease the money at other positions. So if 2nd stringers and 3rd stringers are asking for more than 250,000, the money won't work out to pay those players.
For those in the know, I'm curious if this is how Florida goes about allocating NIL funds. (By position and spot on the depth chart (1st, 2nd, 3rd string).
