Former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders received the largest portion of his rookie-year NFLPA royalty payout while still in Boulder. According to reports from Yahoo Sports and Sporting News, Sanders negotiated $9.24 million of his total $17.7 million NFLPA royalty payment during his time with the Colorado Buffaloes football program.
The $9.24 million figure represents the majority of Sanders' total rookie-year NFLPA royalty payout of $17.7 million. This payment arrangement was established while Sanders was still playing quarterback for the Colorado Buffaloes.
Sanders has since moved on from the Colorado program. The royalty payments stem from NFLPA licensing agreements related to his rookie year in professional football.
The timing of the negotiations occurred while Sanders was still affiliated with the University of Colorado Boulder's football program. This arrangement allowed him to secure a significant portion of his NFLPA royalties before departing from the college ranks.
The $17.7 million total represents Sanders' complete rookie-year NFLPA royalty payout. Of this amount, $9.24 million was negotiated during his tenure with the Colorado Buffaloes, making it the largest portion of his total royalty compensation for his rookie year.
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