Once An Underclassmen Has Committed to Entering the NFL Draft

[ghostoffatjack]

and will sign with an agent as soon as their season ended, why would a couple like the RB from LSU and the WR from Stanford risk serious injury in playing in a bowl game? I could understand if they were in the Final Four but I guess I am asking what insurance policies value do these type of guys have.....3 million or more?

 

[nat100]

Fournette has a 2 $10M policies. One that covers him if he suffers an injury that ends his career and another if he falls in the draft due to injury.

http://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...d-the-unregulated-world-of-player-protection/

 

[ghostoffatjack]

Great link thanks....8 grand per million of coverage so his parents are forking over $160,000 for these....or is it a lean on future earnings or coverage payout?

 

[New Pal Boiler]

Great link thanks....8 grand per million of coverage so his parents are forking over $160,000 for these....or is it a lean on future earnings or coverage payout?

Doesn't the NCAA now allow the school to pay for some of the premiums?

 

[ghostoffatjack]

Looks like my original thoughts on this were spot on as both have announced they will not play in their respective teams bowl game after all!