Deion Sanders and his family are comparable to the Kardashians in College Football, wealthy and making the news often. Shedeur Sanders is not just emerging as a star QB for the Colorado Buffaloes, but also a prominent figure in the NIL world because of his recent addition to the family legacy. Let’s dive into the details.

The Sanders are all about their luxury lifestyle. Shedeur Sanders shared a dynamic post on his Instagram, flexing the Deion exclusive Nike Air DT Max 96 pair. Deion Sanders couldn’t help but motivate his son with a sweet and encouraging comment saying “SON fire $sanders” he seems like a proud Dad to see him carrying on the family legacy. In the photo, we can see Shedeur rocking his version of Deion’s Nike sneakers. Keeping the classic gold but with white. And just when we thought Shedeur couldn’t take it up a notch, he bagged his own Nike deal.

Deion Sanders recently shared Shedeur’s pictures on his Instagram, proudly captioning, “He ain’t got next, he’s got NOW!” They are one of the most loving Father-Son duos in the history of College Football. Shedeur’s latest announcement has garnered numerous comments from fans, with many praising them and saying “Alexa play Stunting like my daddy.” The new Nike deal will also boost Shedeur’s already impressive NIL valuation, currently at $4.7 million as per On3. Well, even though Shedeur Sanders is yet to give his best performance to get his team to qualify for the playoffs, he is rocking his NIL deals as of now.

How are Shedeur Sanders and Co. looking ahead of the season?

The University of Colorado football team, led by Deion Sanders, had a promising start to the season but it has become a major disappointment, the team suffered their seventh defeat with a final score of 56-14, resulting in a losing record and eliminating the Buffaloes from contention for a bowl game. Colorado and Washington State were both at the bottom of the Pac-12 standings game last season, but the biggest disappointment was Shedeur’s performance.

Adding to the problem, Shedeur Sanders was the most struggling QB for the Colorado Buffs last season as Shedeur holds the record for being sacked 52 times, making him the most sacked quarterback in the nation. Due to a wrist injury, he also had to exit the game against Washington State.

However, it seems Deion Sanders has been making major changes towards the team’s offense by bringing in transfers like WR Will Sheppard, RB Drelon Miller, Dallan Hayden, and Isaiah Augustave to strengthen the team offense side which was quite weak last year and also to protect his star player QB Shedeur Sanders. Coach Prime even worked on the team’s defense by adding Brandon Davis-Swain, Dayon Hayes, BJ Green, Quency Wiggins, and Warren Sapp, giving them an added boost. Can the Colorado Buffs secure a victory in their first game against North Dakota State, or is there room for improvement? What are your thoughts on it, do let us know in the comments.