"I said, 'You call buddy at the gate, because I'll be at the front this afternoon,' and the gate was open,'" Sapp told ESPN. "I went to see him. I'm just that guy. I'm a bull in a china shop. I'm going through the front door."
As a dual-sport athlete, he built his brand through lucrative NFL and MLB contracts and massive deals with companies like Nike and Pepsi. After retirement, Sanders carved out an image as "Coach Prime," netting additional brand deals, a high-profile analyst role at CBS, and coaching gigs, most recently with the Colorado Buffaloes. His best advice for young athletes? Don't chase money when you pick a college - no matter how tempting it may be in the new era of NIL.
Shedeur Sanders expressed a desire for his father, Deion, to wait before visiting him at training camp, emphasizing his focus on reaching goals first. He wants to avoid distractions and media attention during this time.