NCAA College Athlete Compensation

NCAA Division I schools will be able to pay players directly, up to a salary cap of $20.5 million, as approved by a federal judge in the House v. NCAA settlement. The agreement allows for direct payments to athletes and retroactive payments to former college athletes who were not allowed to earn money while in school.

Philadelphia Eagles releasing Darius Slay

The Philadelphia Eagles are releasing veteran cornerback Darius Slay to create salary cap space for other moves after winning Super Bowl LIX. Slay, a six-time Pro Bowl cornerback, played a significant role in the team's success but is being let go to prioritize younger players and manage expenses.

Dallas Cowboys contract situation with Micah Parsons

Michael Irvin reacts to Jerry Jones' positive response to his criticism of the Dallas Cowboys. Micah Parsons is seeking a contract extension after a successful career with the team.

NFL Salary Cap for QBs and Dallas Cowboys Contract Situations

Discussion on potential salary cap for QBs in the NFL and the implications for teams. Focus on the contract situations of head coach Mike McCarthy and QB Dak Prescott with the Dallas Cowboys.

College Football Salary Cap Proposal by LSU Tigers Coach Brian Kelly

LSU Tigers head coach Brian Kelly suggests implementing a salary cap in college football due to the rise of name, image, and likeness deals and the transfer portal. He warns about the 'wild west' of NIL and potential 'pay for play' scenarios.

NFL Transaction: Jacksonville Jaguars Release Foley Fatukasi

Jacksonville Jaguars released defensive tackle Folorunson "Foley" Fatukasi just hours after posting for his birthday on social media, saving $3.5 million on salary cap.

Criticism of the NFL Franchise Tag and Salary Cap

Former NFL player Domonique Foxworth criticizes the franchise tag and salary cap, calling them 'un-American' and violating antitrust laws. He explains the history of unions in sports and the impact on player rights and league regulations.