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College football 2026: How much does a Power 4 starter earn?

College football players are cashing in like never before, with Power 4 quarterbacks averaging over two million dollars per deal. Running backs and receivers are also seeing significant pay increases, but questions about market sustainabili...

ESPN· Aug 11, 2026 · 1:21 PM · 1 views

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College football players are cashing in like never before, with Power 4 quarterbacks averaging over two million dollars per deal. Running backs and receivers are also seeing significant pay increases, but questions about market sustainability loom large.

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