If the player makes nothing in NIL deals over the seven years of the contract, Nilly loses its $50,000 investment. If the player earns $200,000 in deals during the contract, Nilly receives $50,000 and recoups its initial investment. If the player earns $500,000, Nilly receives $125,000 – recouping its initial investment, plus $75,000 – the maximum the company can make from the contract.

There seems to be a maximum return on this. I am not mad at it. I would rather have a company like this looking at contracts and funding than a new NIL agent.