Shedeur Sanders stellt Rekord bei NFLPA-Lizenzgebühren während seiner Debütsaison bei den Browns auf

Shedeur Sanders erzielte während seiner ersten Saison bei den Cleveland Browns ein Rekordeinkommen von 17,7 Millionen Dollar aus Gruppenlizenzgebühren. Dieser Betrag übertraf den bisherigen Höchstwert von 9,5 Millionen Dollar, den Tom Brady aufgestellt hatte.

Der Jahresbericht der NFL Players Association belegt, dass die Zahlungen zwischen Mai 2025 und Februar 2026 an die LLC von Sanders geleistet wurden. Die größte Einzelzahlung in Höhe von 9,2 Millionen Dollar ging kurz nach dem NFL Draft 2025 ein. Insgesamt erhielt Sanders 13 Zahlungen.

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