Johnny Manziel, better known as "Johnny Football," became a household name during his electric run at Texas A&M. The 2012 Heisman Trophy winner captivated fans with his playmaking ...

A casual video posted by Shedeur Sanders at the Sanders family ranch is sparking headlines after fans spotted a rarely seen ...

Oliver Tarvet changed into his University of San Diego gear moments after a straight-set victory in his Grand Slam debut at Wimbledon on Monday. The 21-year-old British qualifier, who is ranked No.

The Browns don't have a clear starting quarterback and that has given Shedeur Sanders a path to winning the competition.

Once projected as high as the second overall draft pick, Shedeur Sanders officially joins the Browns quarterback competition after inking rookie deal.

The biggest story of last month's NFL draft was undoubtedly the massive slide former Colorado Buffaloes star quarterback Shedeur Sanders underwent. Viewed by many as a consensus top 10 pick ...

Don't get fooled; Shedeur Sanders isn't necessarily losing money by jumping to the NFL. Except, well, not really. Let's start with one fact; NIL valuations aren't public. They are a product of ...

Don't get fooled; Shedeur Sanders isn't necessarily losing money by jumping to the NFL. Sure, his rookie scale contract with the Cleveland Browns as a fifth round pick is relatively meager.

With Sanders working around a stacked QB room in Cleveland, we'll see if that happens in the future. Also, any signing bonus is discretionary for the Browns, but he'll likely receive a sum close ...

Shedeur Sanders' slide to the fifth round of the 2025 NFL draft cost him significant money when it comes to his upcoming rookie contract, which also apparently cost Colorado some NIL money as well.

Why did Shedeur Sanders fall in the draft? Overall ability as an NFL quarterback Despite Sanders' success at Jackson State and Colorado, many NFL teams didn’t view him as a top quarterback prospect.

However, according to the On3 NIL valuations, Sanders could've made a whopping $6.5 million had he returned to Boulder to play one more year in college.