While playing at Colorado, Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter were a dynamic duo. They helped put the program on the map under head coach and Shedeur's father, Deion Sanders.
Their presence brought something entirely new to the program.
They won games, drew large crowds, drew eyeballs to screens, brought in celebrities, and so on. Ultimately, the Cleveland Browns drafted Sanders, and the Jacksonville Jaguars drafted Hunter.
Though they went their separate ways, they are teaming up again, per Adam Schefter of ESPN, however, not on the field, but in who represents them.
On Wednesday, it was confirmed that Sanders signed with the agency Young Money APAA Sports. The same agency that also represents Hunter.
Browns QB Shedeur Sanders, who went through draft night and the early part of his NFL career without an agent, has signed with Adie von Gontard, CEO of Young Money APAA Sports, for representation.
With the signing, YMAPAA now represents former Colorado teammates Travis Hunter… pic.twitter.com/eQxhlCbc7Q
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 14, 2026
Young Money AAPA Sports was founded in 2017 as a joint venture with Lil Wayne's Young Money Sports and Adie von Gontard’s APAA Sports Group. They have represented athletes from all leagues, including the NFL, NBA, and MLS. Their client list includes Isaac Okoro of the Chicago Bulls.
Article Continues BelowSanders is in the midst of his 3rd season with the Browns. However, he has made very few appearances, as DeShaun Watson is the starting QB. On September 27, he played in the game against the Carolina Panthers, completing 1 pass in a 21-18 win.
Meanwhile, Hunter has recorded 2 receptions for 17 yards in his 3rd season with the Jaguars.
As for Colorado, they are struggling through a sluggish start to the year with a 2-3 record and 0-2 in conference play. Deion Sanders is in the midst of his 4th season as the head coach.