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Good news.

I think his current deal was slated to pay him $500k in 2019. One would think the Dolphins could at least honor that as the kid has more surgeries and gets the prosthetic. That gives him some financial stability and buys them some relatively cheap good publicity too.

This is great (relatively speaking, of course) news. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27168454/norton-cited-crash-led-amputation In the world of p-r, this means there is absolutely no convenient "out" for the Dolphins/NFL to wash their hands of this kid. No drugs/alcohol at play and not...

To be brutally honest and without knowing the specifics of NFL contracts or financial policies, I'd be willing to bet they aren't going full-on with the financial support until they know the specifics of the cause of the accident. It's a win-win p-r move to cover the medical costs right now but...

GoFundMe aside, why doesn't FRM just tell Kendrick that he has a job with them for as long as they're an agency? The NFL has stepped up. The Dolphins will hopefully follow suit in some manner with his current contract. His current representation should go public with a financial commitment...