Todd Gurley reportedly was paid nearly $2,000 for two autograph sessions

How much was an indefinite suspension worth to Todd Gurley? What if we told you he was only paid $2,000 for signing autographs?

Georgia suspended their junior running back indefinitely on Thursday as the NCAA investigates allegations that he was paid money to sign autographs.

While SI.com reported that Gurley was paid $400 to sign 80 autographs, TMZ says the RB was paid nearly $2,000 for two sessions.

As we told you, the market has been flooded with Gurley autographs in the past year, which likely triggered an investigation.

Another thing that likely triggered the investigation was people shopping video and photos of Gurley signing the autographs. SB Nation produced an email that they received from someone attempting to sell it.

If the same people who paid Gurley for the signing also tried to get paid for leaking the video, that makes them pretty darn greedy and dirty.