Ashton Jeanty famously turned down a lucrative NIL payday last year to stick with Boise State.  The tailback chose continuity over a short-term financial gain,

The Colorado quarterback and Boise State running back are among the biggest names in the draft but where they will be continuing their football careers is anyone's guess

Even before Ashton Jeanty plays a snap in the NFL, he is going to be the second-highest-paid running back in the league when he signs his rookie contract with the Las Vegas Raiders. Per NFL cap expert Andrew Brandt, Jeanty's rookie deal as the No. 6 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft will contain approximately $32 million in guaranteed money.