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New York Post
4 days ago
- Automotive
- New York Post
Deion Sanders Jr. sets record straight on $500,000 Rolls-Royce after Shedeur speculation
Deion Sanders Jr. is setting the record straight about the Rolls-Royce that was speculated to be his brother Shedeur's. A video showed Shedeur on a FaceTime call during the delivery of the car, believed to be worth roughly $500,000. But when an X post stated Shedeur bought it for himself, the Browns rookie QB called it 'another lie' and said he's 'focused on my team, not a car purchase.' In a YouTube video posted Wednesday, Deion Jr. said the car was delivered to him as a sample. 3 Deion Sanders Jr. shows off the Rolls-Royce. YouTube/Well Off Media 3 Deion Sanders Jr. YouTube/Well Off Media 'Why would y'all think this was Shedeur's? Who said anything about this being Shedeur's? Nobody said that. Y'all just made your own story and ran with it,' Deion Jr. said in a video titled 'Y'ALL GOTTA STOP LYING…..' on his Well Off Media YouTube channel. Deion Jr. said he can drive the sample for up to 30 days and is deciding between that or a Bentley Mulsanne, which, depending on the model, can cost almost $350,000. 3 Shedeur Sanders at the Browns rookie minicamp on May 10, 2025. AP Shedeur has been a target for criticism as he was once projected to be a top pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, but after reports about rubbing teams the wrong way, he fell all the way to No. 144 overall in the fifth round, two rounds after Cleveland took another quarterback, Dillon Gabriel. Shedeur was the victim of a prank call during the draft as Jax Ulbrich, son of ex-Jets interim coach and current Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, got Sanders' number off an open iPad in his parents' home and made the quarterback think he was getting selected when he wasn't. Jax issued an apology, and Jeff was fined $100,000, while the Falcons were fined $250,000. Shedeur is in a quarterback room featuring Gabriel, Kenny Pickett and Joe Flacco; Deshaun Watson, also on the roster, is expected to miss the entire 2025 season after re-tearing his Achilles while rehabbing a tear initially suffered during last season.
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Deion Sanders drops latest kid rankings with surprising No. 1
When Coach Prime speaks, people listen. But even by Deion Sanders' headline-grabbing standards, his latest Instagram post turned heads far beyond the locker room. 'The MVP of all my kids!' the Colorado Buffaloes head coach wrote, crowning his eldest son, Deion Sanders Jr., in a move that stunned fans and stirred up debate in college football circles. Deion Sanders Jr. stands next to Shedeur's newest Cleveland jerseyDeion Sanders Instagram That's no small statement in the Sanders household. After all, Shedeur Sanders just threw for 4,134 yards and 37 touchdowns in 2024, before being selected by the Cleveland Browns in the fifth round of the NFL Draft. Meanwhile, safety Shilo Sanders signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent after logging a sack and 67 tackles in Boulder last season. Advertisement So why Deion Jr.? The 30-year-old never played in the NFL, and his college days at SMU were solid but unspectacular. But what he's built since then might be even more impactful. As the creative director behind Well Off Media, Deion Jr. has become the family's content machine—documenting Coach Prime's rise at Colorado, producing viral behind-the-scenes videos, and building a digital empire that connects millions to the Buffaloes' brand. In a photo that triggered the praise, Deion Jr. stood confidently in a custom Shedeur Browns jersey—supporting his younger brother, while also staking his own claim to the family spotlight. And Coach Prime noticed. Advertisement It's a reminder to Buffs fans: the Colorado revolution isn't just being built on touchdowns and draft picks. It's being built in meeting rooms, edit bays, and behind iPhone lenses. Deion Jr.'s role may not show up on a stat sheet, but it's critical to the national image Colorado now carries. The message is clear: Playmakers wear more than pads. In Boulder, they also carry cameras—and Coach Prime just handed one of them his MVP trophy. Related: ESPN says Deion Sanders and Colorado will show true colors in 2025 Related: Travis Hunter roasts Shedeur Sanders over being broke from NFL Draft slide
Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Deion Sanders Jr.'s alleged stolen rap beats has social media buzzing
The Buffaloes may be in their offseason grind, but a new controversy involving the Sanders family is heating up — and this time, it's not on the field. Deion Sanders Jr., the eldest son of Colorado head coach Deion 'Coach Prime' Sanders, is facing public backlash after being accused of stealing a beat from up-and-coming rapper DatBoy. The drama unfolded on X (formerly Twitter), where the artist posted side-by-side clips comparing his original track to Sanders Jr.'s recently released song, Dolly, which debuted in March and has since collected just over 13,000 views. 'Deion Sanders' son stole my sound as well,' DatBoy wrote on the platform. 'I tagged the whole family, and a few months later, he dropped a song with the same melody and beat.' The comparison gained momentum fast, with fans chiming in across social media. DatBoy's tweet included audio evidence intended to prove that Dolly mirrors the rhythm, structure, and vibe of his earlier track — sparking a wave of discussion around artistic integrity and platform privilege. To date, Sanders Jr. has not commented publicly. That silence is only fueling speculation, especially among Colorado fans who have followed the family's every move since Coach Prime's high-profile arrival in Boulder. While Shedeur continues to do his best to win the starting job in Cleveland, and Shilo eyes a potential spot on Tamps Bays defense, Deion Jr. has charted his own course in the entertainment world through music and media brand Well Off. But the shadow of the Sanders name cuts both ways. For Deion Jr., whose football career peaked at SMU, scrutiny is inevitable — and when allegations like this surface, they hit harder. There's currently no legal action or formal response from either side, but in the era of viral accountability, the court of public opinion may already be in session. If Deion Jr. wants his music to stand apart from his father's fame and his brothers' football success, now would be the time to step up — or speak up.
