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What's Christian McCaffrey up to?

By TheSpecialJuan,
May 21, 2022 in Carolina Panthers

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I know where he was Saturday - in Greenville, SC signing autographs and taking pictures with fans....said he was ready to go and that Tommy Tremble was gonna have a huge year. I will immediately top load all my Tremble rookie cards now...

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Posted May 23, 2022

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27 minutes ago, motocross_cat said:

NFL guys make it in 3 years. Takes working man a lifetime. This is what your missing. Imagine having that kind of head start.

It's not a head start... bc they would have to start ground zero. An NFL player isnt going to be hired as a developer (career example) directly out of their end date in the league. However, a kid who went to college as a developer, will get hired as a developer directly out of college.

So that four year period of learning of how to develop code, starts the day the NFL player realizes that they are not going to be in the NFL as a career. At this point, the college kid has already received his 4 year pay bump of (20% according to statisitics) and accrued benefits.

The NFL player would have the capital they earned from playing in the league, but would not be on an even platform as the college kid who is now an experienced developer in the field.

So using the model in my previous post... the NFL player would have a larger balance, but after 13.3 years, (avg salary of a developer starting out is 74k) their trend lines would meet, and the college kid would surpass the NFL player in total income and balance. Ofc this includes a zero spend variable.

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