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[QUOTE="TheShot1990, post: 5235172, member: 12911"]
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The [B]New York Giants[/B] and the [B]Alabama Crimson Tide football program[/B] both generate substantial revenue, but their financial scales are quite different due to the nature of the [B]NFL vs. college football[/B].
[HEADING=2][B]New York Giants Revenue (NFL)[/B][/HEADING]
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[*]The [B]Giants' total revenue[/B] in 2023 was approximately [B]$740 million[/B].
[*]The team benefits from the [B]NFL's national TV contracts[/B], sponsorships, ticket sales, and merchandise.
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[HEADING=2][B]Alabama Football Revenue (College)[/B][/HEADING]
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[*]The [B]Alabama football program[/B] generated around [B]$137 million[/B] in revenue in 2022-23.
[*]Unlike NFL teams, college programs rely heavily on [B]ticket sales, conference TV deals, booster donations, and sponsorships[/B].
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Back to me:
Note, the Giants are not the most profitable nor are the Crimson Tide - I just picked these 2 at random.

So, roughly speaking, college players should earn 1/5th of their NFL counterparts.
Therefore, if Josh Allen makes $55mm a year, then a great college QB should make ~$11mm/year.
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