Arch Manning, Texas, and NILs

[JustNeedMe81]

I just saw where On3 bought Bamainsider from Rivals and they have a NIL rankings tracker and here it is. Bryce is #1 ($3.1M) in college football but Arch Manning ($3.4M) actually has made more which is ridiculous. Pretty amazing how much some of these kids are making.

https://www.on3.com/nil/rankings/player/college/football/

That's estimated... NO one knows the true value of how much Young is making...

 

[TiderJack]

That's estimated... NO one knows the true value of how much Young is making...

Not sure estimated is the correct word after seeing this but it seems it can't be trusted based on how they calculate it. It is an algorithm based on performance, influence and exposure so forget I posted it.

About On3 NIL Valuation and Roster Value

The On3 NIL Valuation, Post Value and the NIL 100 set the standard market value for student-athletes and their NIL deals.

www.on3.com

 

[crimsonaudio]

Not sure estimated is the correct word after seeing this but it seems it can't be trusted based on how they calculate it. It is an algorithm based on performance, influence and exposure so forget I posted it.

About On3 NIL Valuation and Roster Value

The On3 NIL Valuation, Post Value and the NIL 100 set the standard market value for student-athletes and their NIL deals.

www.on3.com

More like wild guess.

 

[STONECOLDSABAN]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1559227004607676421

So, I decided to bump this thread after Brennan's retirement because of this. I am not here to debate the right or wrong of him retiring or him keeping the money. I do really believe this is going make a lot of corporate sponsors think twice about who they invest NIL in. I see a lot of people on reddit and twitter Celebrating because in their minds Brennan stuck it to the "mean ole corporations." by getting their money without actually playing football. (still trying to understand how that is something to brag about in this scenario). These people don't understand that companies want a return on their investment, and they aren't just going to go "oh golly gee that's the risk of doing business, better luck next time." Its why I don't think the NIL model as it is, Is sustainable.

 

[colbysullivan]

More like wild guess.

Nailed it