So $500 is fair market value to do essentially nothing, but $2000 isn't? Who determines that the imaginary salary cap board? I'm not arguing with you about that being the "rules", I'm saying they're not enforceable.
I would say based on professional players ability to manage their own money, and that's with far more resources to help, the overwhelming majority will be leaving with nothing because they'll blow it. But here's hoping otherwise
I mean it's cool and all, but I honestly was expecting something bigger. Not necessarily the money just a name in the deal people would actually know or care about.