TennVols12
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Tennessee isn’t paying him a dime. A non university supported company is responsible for any NIL deals.
Ideally Milton starts and makes his money next year with Jackson as his backup and Nico redshirts. The next year the battle between Jackson and Nico will set the pecking order. Ideally Jackson wins it and Nico gets limited playing time and starts his last 2 years.
That’s the way it should be. Relying on underclassmen in key roles is not ideal. Let them get a couple years of practice and ease them into the starting spot.
So how is all of the nil
Structured does he get a guaranteed 8 million or just the 2 million per year he is here? What made tn think he was worth 8 mil as the #6 pocket passer vs going after the other top 5? Does tn owe him the 8 million if he never sees the field for tn. Milton looks great so that’s 2 million to sit the first year likely.
Yes his team is terrible. Watched a video of him and he was throwing bullets but no one could catch them lol. His arm looks great though! Was one of the sloppiest high school games I’ve seenHis team does suck, however he has out performed the other qbs in his class at every event this summer not named Manning. However Manning hasn't attended any camp at all. Manning has never won a playoff game in a crap division of gootball either, so there is that and he has a perfect 1.000 grade because of his name alone
That’s my point I don’t see any young players sitting for 2 years before they get to play at this point with the transfer portalTennessee isn’t paying him a dime. A non university supported company is responsible for any NIL deals.
Ideally Milton starts and makes his money next year with Jackson as his backup and Nico redshirts. The next year the battle between Jackson and Nico will set the pecking order. Ideally Jackson wins it and Nico gets limited playing time and starts his last 2 years.
That’s the way it should be. Relying on underclassmen in key roles is not ideal. Let them get a couple years of practice and ease them into the starting spot.