EA Sports College Football 26 to increase NIL payouts to $1,500
Electronic Arts is increasing compensation for the players lending their likenesses to EA Sports College Football 26. The developer has raised the payout for NIL (name, image, likeness) agreements with college athletes to $1,500 USD. This is a near 150 percent increase over the payout for EA Sports College Football 25.
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