UNLV star linebacker Jackson Woodard responded to a tweet Wednesday afternoon. It was a picture of senior quarterback Hajj-Malik Williams in full uniform holding a ball with the caption QB1. Above it,

UNLV starting quarterback Matt Sluka will use his redshirt and not play in any more games for the school this season, over claims of unfulfilled verbal NIL promises or ‘commitments’ made to him from a

UNLV football players appear to have already moved on from quarterback Matthew Sluka. Rebels linebacker Jackson Woodard seemingly threw some shade at Sluka, who quit the team after an NIL dispute between the player and school after backup signal-caller Hajj-Malik Williams was named as his replacement.

Here's what to know on UNLV quarterback Matt Sluka, the reported NIL dispute between Sluka and UNLV and more as he is redshirting the remainder of the season:

Sixth-year transfer Hajj-Malik Williams lost the UNLV starting quarterback battle, but he probably will take over for Matthew Sluka, who left the team Tuesday.

Since then, it has been a back-and-forth situation. On Thursday night, a new report revealed that one Las Vegas casino owner attempted to pay Sluka what he wanted to keep him in town, per Adam Hill of The Las Vegas Review-Journal.

UNLV on Wednesday issued a statement on Matthew Sluka leaving the football program due to reported NIL disputes. Here's more:

One of the leading authorities on NIL in college athletics said Matthew Sluka’s decision to end his season at UNLV after three games because of a disagreement over a pay arrangement could tempt other players to bail on their

Matthew Sluka's agent says the QB left UNLV because the school did not fulfill a $100,000 verbal offer from an assistant coach.