Keyshawn Johnson Reveals Jaw-Dropping USC NIL Payday He Could’ve Scored—Prepare to Be Shocked!
Remember when college football was all about passion, pride, and pure grit—not dollar signs? Well, NFL legend Keyshawn Johnson sure does. Back in the mid-’90s, when he was lighting up the gridiron for USC, none of this NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) money talk had invaded the game. Fast forward to today, and players are cashing in like never before. Johnson, who was the No. 1 overall pick in the 1996 NFL Draft, recently dropped a jaw-dropping estimate on just how much he’d make if he played for the Trojans now—around $10 million. Crazy, right? But here’s a twist: despite the glittering offers swirling around college football, Keyshawn insists he’s too loyal to be one of those school-hoppers chasing the biggest check. Plus, he’s not about to trade the SoCal sun for the Alabama Tide. Makes you wonder — if all those NIL dollars had been around during his days, would his path to the NFL have looked very different? Or would loyalty still have ruled the roost? Dive in as Keyshawn spills the real on the NIL revolution and what it’d mean for today’s college ballers. LEARN MORE.NFL legend Keyshawn Johnson had a very long and successful football career, and it started when he played for the USC football team. Obviously, when Johnson played for the Trojans, the entire game was different, both on and off the field. One of the biggest differences now is that players are getting paid NIL money. Johnson was always one of the best players on the team and in the country, and if he was at USC now, he would be raking in the cash.
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