It's an example of the legal practice of using Name Image and Likeness. Guess

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Dec 14, 2024
10:18:38am

Forzaitalia All-American

you're talking about a particular use of NIL.

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Forzaitalia

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Why isn't there NIL in the NFL

novacoug1

10:02am

NFL NIL is called endorsement agreements

DJROSS

10:03am

Except it is driven by actual ROI

mudpupper

10:44am

The real question is why isn't there an NIL in college instead of "NIL"

ochobeeguy

11:02am

There is. Also in all other pro sports.

Japan Coug

10:05am

It rarely works like that because contracts are public and guys have too much

Salami Karate

10:07am

What do you think wearing an official Mahomes NFL jersey or car dealer billboard

Forzaitalia

10:09am

Nike didn't tell Jordan to go to the wizards

novacoug1

10:14am

Some players have specifically chosen big market teams because of the bigger endorsement deals

KingDave

10:16am

It's an example of the legal practice of using Name Image and Likeness. Guess

Forzaitalia

10:18am

Pro sports NIL has always existed. Celebrity athletes/agents negotiate

FrontLineFan

10:12am

Jets and giants have been terrible while KC and GB are good

novacoug1

10:19am

Any time you and your buddies want to walk up to an NFL player and give him some cash you can.

Pete

10:12am

There is, it's just less pronounced.

rad dawg

10:41am

Like when free agents go to big market cities for more endorsements?

ochobeeguy

11:01am

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