[Genuine Realist]

If athletes want to monetize their image to sell shoes or be “influencers” on their social media platform, I’m ok with that. But I’m also glad that Muir has not jumped headfirst into establishing collectives that funnel money from rich donors to players in a thinly veiled pay for play scheme just so that the donors’ egos can be flattered by being associated with a winning football team.

BC

Putting the genie back in the bottle is out of the question. The only way to go is forward, opening up the sports completely. Professional and legitimate agent money dwarfs NIL, and makes the playing field equal.

[Genuine Realist]

If athletes want to monetize their image to sell shoes or be “influencers” on their social media platform, I’m ok with that. But I’m also glad that Muir has not jumped headfirst into establishing collectives that funnel money from rich donors to players in a thinly veiled pay for play scheme just so that the donors’ egos can be flattered by being associated with a winning football team.

BC

Putting the genie back in the bottle is out of the question. The only way to go is forward, opening up the sports completely. Professional and legitimate agent money dwarfs NIL, and makes the playing field equal.