Here’s how taxes, liability and ROI factor into NIL deals for cars

Let’s say you’re Jane or John Doe, an everyday American. If you want to lease a vehicle, you’ll likely agree to a lease structure based on an agreed-upon number of miles per year. The greater the number of miles, the greater the cost of the lease. Your lease term might be 24 or 36 months.

Now, let’s say you’re not the average American. You’re extraordinarily gifted at football.