George Kittle says an undrafted rookie left $700,000 in NIL behind to enter the NFL and got just a $30,000 signing bonus

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Why it worked

The video likely worked due to the compelling financial disparity highlighted in the on-screen text, contrasting a large NIL sum with a significantly smaller NFL signing bonus, which is a topic of interest in sports and finance discussions.

Summary

The video features on-screen text discussing George Kittle's statement about an undrafted rookie leaving $700,000 in NIL money to join the NFL for a $30,000 signing bonus. The text also includes a quote about the process of name, school, and signing bonuses, and how NIL was added this year.

Structure

1Introduction of George Kittle's statement
2Details of the rookie's NIL earnings vs. signing bonus
3Explanation of the name, school, signing bonus process
4Addition of NIL this year
5Quote from an undrafted rookie

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George Kittle says an undrafted rookie left $700,000 in NIL behind to enter the NFL and got just a $30,000 signing bonus "We make them do name, school, signing bonus. And this year we added NIL too. And one of the kids was like, he was undrafted, 'I made $30,000 signing bonus