Ewers worth $6M!! **** Nah

[JHallCanes]

We don't have that much money for one player.

$6mill would be 60% of our entire budget.

And we've already spent a nice portion of it.

I heard we had a lot more but they read this post and now their confidence in spending money went down

 

[Memnon]

I heard we had a lot more but they read this post and now their confidence in spending money went down

#TheConfidenceKiller

 

[Canefan73]

I'd rather us spend whatever it takes to get a good qb and get 8 or 9 wins vs. what our record will look like with Emory. Yes, he's not worth that type of money, but if that's what the market bears then so be it. We do not want to follow in FSU's footsteps and follow a good season with a garbage one.

 

[chris2183l]

I'd rather us spend whatever it takes to get a good qb and get 8 or 9 wins vs. what our record will look like with Emory. Yes, he's not worth that type of money, but if that's what the market bear then so be it. We do not want to follow in FSU's footsteps and follow a good season with a garbage one.

Not my money, right? We def need a QB and a good one at that. It's gna be ugly if Emory is starting or some other average qb

 

[407cane]

Uhh yeah he’s going pro lmao

 

[The U is back to work]

Uhh yeah he’s going pro lmao

I think so also. He was in complete command late

 

[canefan96]

Probably going pro but I can’t see him as a day 1 pick, would be surprised.

 

[AlexCane]

Ewers is weirdly underwhelming. There are some good traits there but they were in a life and death struggle with Arizona State.

 

[Canesfan1899]

The numbers being tossed around are not accurate.

 

[SSCanes]

Ewers is weirdly underwhelming. There are some good traits there but they were in a life and death struggle with Arizona State.

I don’t think he can throw it over 30 yards in the air

 

[305407cane]

So the goat said 6mil is 60% of our roster budget. If that’s true then we got 10mil to spend. Whereas Ohio state and Oregon have 20+. If that’s even close to true then how can any of us expect to compete legitimately

 

[Angry Ibis]

So the goat said 6mil is 60% of our roster budget. If that’s true then we got 10mil to spend. Whereas Ohio state and Oregon have 20+. If that’s even close to true then how can any of us expect to compete legitimately

I am not questioning the number, but we’re poor when we want to be and rich when we want to be.

We were lectured on budget for a reason. It is a pro perception of Mario reason one way or another, so let’s see how it plays out.

 

[Pearson704]

I don’t think he can throw it over 30 yards in the air

 

[Canesfan1899]

Pfffft. 6 million for meh lol. What a way to spend money. That said I don’t believe it or most of the numbers that gets leaked.

What do you believe the going rate for a top portal qb is right now?

 

[ST26]

So the goat said 6mil is 60% of our roster budget. If that’s true then we got 10mil to spend. Whereas Ohio state and Oregon have 20+. If that’s even close to true then how can any of us expect to compete legitimately

The fact that we're in year 4, and we're desperately relying on a massive portal haul is embarrassing. There should be no reason we're lacking talent in the db, lb, and dline room. Heck, you could even throw WR in that category. The defensive staff has failed to recruit/develop talent, and there is no reason any of them should return. There is way too many holes on this team, and we don't have the money to fix them all.

 

[tdjones34]

What do you believe the going rate for a top portal qb is right now?

1.5 to 2 realistically

 

[ristwasdown]

1.5 to 2 realistically

That's last years price. Have no doubt it's more like 2.5 to 3 this year.

 

[GojiraCane]

Ewers offered $6M NIL to Transfer

This can't be real. $6M??? That guy is not worth 3X what Cam got!!

That's the market. The Duke quarterback got $4M per year.

Ewers at Miami is the difference between a 5 win and 11 win season. How much is that worth?

 

[dudenate]

We don't have that much money for one player.

$6mill would be 60% of our entire budget.

And we've already spent a nice portion of it.

Serious question (no sarcasm)

What is UM’s NIL budget? (And, at least for now, if there is no NCAA-mandated salary cap, isn’t the budget whatever UM decides to spend?)

(Trying to info gather during this crazy process)

 

[GojiraCane]

Serious question (no sarcasm)

What is UM’s NIL budget? (And, at least for now, if there is no NCAA-mandated salary cap, isn’t the budget whatever UM decides to spend?)

(Trying to info gather during this crazy process)

I think that you're going to get some really lopsided teams in the future, where schools devote 80-90% of their NIL resources to one side of the ball. So if it's $18M in NIL, the quarterback gets $6M, the OL gets $4M, and WRs get $4M.