That's the amount for UF to buy him out of his contract, not the amount for another school hiring him to buy him away from UF. That amount is much lower I'm sure.
Well fuckty fuck fuck.
So if Florida fires Napier towards the end of the 2025 season, they would owe Napier $19,380,000, UW $10,000,000 (Fisch's buyout after the 2025 season concludes), and then also have to give Fisch a raise over his $7.95 million contract to entice him. All in, I'd guess it would be about $32 million. Can Florida really do that?
To me, an NFL team is much more likely to make a run for him after the 2025 or 2026 season (his buyout drops to $6 million after 3 seasons).
That's the amount for UF to buy him out of his contract, not the amount for another school hiring him to buy him away from UF. That amount is much lower I'm sure.
Well fuckty fuck fuck.
So if Florida fires Napier towards the end of the 2025 season, they would owe Napier $19,380,000, UW $10,000,000 (Fisch's buyout after the 2025 season concludes), and then also have to give Fisch a raise over his $7.95 million contract to entice him. All in, I'd guess it would be about $32 million. Can Florida really do that?
To me, an NFL team is much more likely to make a run for him after the 2025 or 2026 season (his buyout drops to $6 million after 3 seasons).
He’d have to be REALLY good in that short of a span to get serious attention from the NFL. Just looks the candidates being interviewed around the league. They’re all hot-shit coordinators — most of them on the younger side too.
Of course, his Florida roommate might look him up, but that would mean he’s done some amazing work here to earn it.
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To me, an NFL team is much more likely to make a run for him after the 2025 or 2026 season (his buyout drops to $6 million after 3 seasons).
Of course, his Florida roommate might look him up, but that would mean he’s done some amazing work here to earn it.
I think this is what I was looking for. Honestly not great…
First and right?
we are fucked
Fisch is going Owen on this checklist.