“You know exactly what that team paid that player for every single thing for their offseason participation, for their number of catches, for X amount of play time, and so forth and so on. We just don't have that here. ... Those negotiations are a little tougher because the information is, I would say, more scarce.”
At his Monday press conference, said player pay talks are harder in college than in the NFL because there is no collective bargaining agreement or shared salary data, so neither side has reliable comparisons.