Quarterbacks receive the strongest football premium because role scarcity, weekly visibility, and offensive control compound their market value. For Caleb Heavner, the current roster role, class, recruiting signal, program market, and available market evidence produce a $191K headline case.

The visible base estimate is $191K. The pool-accounting allocation is $161K, equal to about 3.1% of the Miami (OH) football market. The player ranks 8th on that roster.

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