Shedeur Sanders flaunts six-figure all-white Maybach after meeting SNL alum

Colorado's "Grown" QB shows off luxary car while prepares for Kansas matchup
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Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders took a break from his demanding football schedule this week to connect with former "Saturday Night Live" comedian Leslie Jones. The two met in Boulder, where Jones, known for her larger-than-life personality and humor, shared a few words of wisdom with the young star. Jones encouraged Sanders to remain grounded amidst his growing fame and continue being a leader both on and off the field.

Sanders, often seen navigating Boulder in his custom CyberBeast truck, made a rare appearance in his six-figure, all-white Mercedes-Benz Maybach, via Well Off Media. The luxury car turned heads as it reflected his unique mix of hard work and style. For Sanders, the Maybach isn’t just a vehicle—it’s a statement of his rising prominence in college football and the broader sports world. While Sanders enjoys the finer things, his focus remains steadfast on the field.

The Buffs’ "grown" quarterback is deep in preparation for Colorado’s next test—a marquee matchup against Kansas at Arrowhead Stadium. Scheduled for Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET on FOX, the game is pivotal as the Buffs chase a coveted spot in the Big 12 title race. Facing Kansas on the road will test Sanders' poise, leadership, and ability to rise in high-stakes moments.

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Sanders has already proven he’s no ordinary quarterback, showing elite playmaking skills and a calm demeanor under pressure. As he juggles the spotlight off the field with his responsibilities to his team, the meeting with Jones and his brief moment of luxury were a reminder of his human side. However, come Saturday, the focus will shift entirely to football. With Kansas standing in their way, Sanders and the Buffaloes aim to show they are serious contenders for the Big 12 crown.

All eyes will be on Sanders, his leadership, and his ability to keep Colorado’s dreams alive in one of the biggest games of the season.


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