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Collin Dieunerst rode his internet popularity to a name, image and likeness deal with the fast food chain that made him famous.
Collin Dieunerst, who is best known for going viral as the “Popeyes meme kid” when he was younger, is all grown up and collecting NIL money as a college athlete.
Dieunerst went viral on the now defunct “Vine” app in 2013 and is now a 19-year-old offensive lineman for Division II Lake Erie College, where he just finished up his redshirt-freshman season.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Ed Reed was recently announced as the next head football coach at Bethune Cookman University. The 44-year-old was recently on campus in Florida to negotiate his deal with the school.
While there, Reed was asked a question regarding Damar Hamlin’s harrowing collapse and the National Football League. He offered a very bold, profound perspective and seemingly compared the NFL to slave “fields.”
Reed said that players “get treated like sh*t” and that they should have guarantees in their contracts, as well as insurance.

It’s finally #CrypticSocialMediaMessage season, and Arizona Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins is kicking things off with a bang.
Less than 72 hours after the regular season ended, and two days removed from a report that the Cardinals could try to shop Hopkins this offseason, the All-Pro receiver decided to stir the pot on Instagram.

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The Pro Bowl has been totally revamped. It might be kind of fun?
You know the old saying about NFL being short for No Fun League? Well, somebody at the league has apparently decided to turn the fun meter all the way up to 11 this year — at least for two glorious days in February.

The Rebels head coach is intrigued with the ability of the 14-year-old signal caller.
Lane Kiffin is already looking for his quarterback of the future.
Trent Seaborn, the eighth-grade quarterback sensation in Alabama, received an offer from Ole Miss, he announced on Twitter Wednesday. Seaborn, a quarterback in the ’27 class, lead the team to a state championship in November.

Troy Aikman has continued to be one of the leading voices in the NFL since making the move from FOX to ESPN Monday Night Football.
The former Dallas Cowboys’ quarterback recently shared some strong thoughts on the poor quality of play throughout the league this season in a recent interview with Sports Illustrated.
After addressing the increased interest in the sport, Aikman dove into his blunt thoughts on the drop off when it comes to the product on the field.
“I just would like to see more emphasis on improving the product on the field,” Aikman said.