The new name, image and likeness rules that allow college athletes to profit have already brought along some incredible money making deals. Add Georgia Bulldogs quarterback J.T. Daniels to the list.

Daniels signed a 6 month exclusive NIL card deal that will pay him $100 per signature. One outlet has suggested the deal could reach 7 figures for the Georgia gunslinger. Via Darren Rovell of The Action Network, Daniels is set to do a lot more with that money.

That is something that is flat out just not seen. Daniels sharing half of his earnings from his NIL deal is incredible. A lot of his Georgia teammates won't receive any sort of profit of their own name, image and likeness as it's largely the top recruits, big name players and prospects that have cashed in so far. Daniels doing this is a pretty cool integrity move on his part.

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Georgia is a legitimate title contender this year because of Daniels and all the other pieces they will return for the 2021 season. They open up their season against Clemson which will be a huge test for the Bulldogs. However, they caught a break in their SEC schedule as they won't have to play Alabama, Texas A&M or LSU during the regular season.

The two toughest games for Georgia are against Clemson and Florida and both will be on a neutral field.

Daniels is sharing the wealth with his teammates and it could lead to some good vibes for Georgia throughout the season as they try to claim a national title.