Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
Football players put in a lot of work to get to a league where the average career is no more than 5 years. I think that is where it is messed up for them. If you include the college gatekeepers there is a couple of billions made off their labor just for the chance to get to the next level while colleges act as a clearinghouse for the NFL. In England, players as young as 17 can sign professional contracts. Football is obviously more dangerous and teenagers are unlikely going to be able to handle playing professional football but too much of their life is spent making money for other people. Hell Real reportedly paid Odegaard 80K euros a week when he was 16. He could flop but at the very least made money off his labor. Guaranteed contracts are the best though, there are dudes that fall out with the manager/coach and are banished to reserves but still pick up their check every week.
This is good argument why college players should be paid

