Shedeur Sanders is no stranger to the spotlight or luxury. The young quarterback has become almost as famous for his jaw-dropping car collection as for his moves on the field.
His garage boasts an enviable lineup that includes a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, not one but two Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600s, a 2022 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat, a 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, and even a futuristic Tesla Cybertruck.
Thanks to his $6.5 million NIL success, Shedeur’s taste for high-end rides has become a defining part of his image. But now, the internet is buzzing again with speculation.
Following his recent NFL signing with the Cleveland Browns, rumors have begun swirling that Shedeur dropped a whopping $500,000 on yet another elegant car despite his signing bonus being just $447,380.
A Rolls-Royce Gets Delivered to Deion’s Mansion
In a recent episode of the Well Off Media vlog, fans got an inside look at a moment that quickly stirred the rumor mill. The video captured a sleek Rolls-Royce being delivered straight to Deion Sanders’ sprawling mansion in Prosper, Texas.
As the luxury vehicle made its grand entrance, Deion Sanders Jr. could be heard saying, “By the way, we just got a Rolls-Royce delivered to the house.”
That one comment, paired with the striking visual of the car pulling in with Shedeur on the call, immediately sparked speculation that Shedeur Sanders had added yet another lavish ride to his already impressive collection.
Given his known affinity for luxury vehicles and his recent NFL signing with the Cleveland Browns, fans and media alike couldn’t help but wonder if this was a new addition under his name. The real story behind the delivery, however, may not be what everyone thinks.
Rumors About Shedeur Buying a New Rolls-Royce
Shortly after the Rolls-Royce delivery video surfaced, online reports quickly began circulating, claiming that Shedeur Sanders had purchased the luxurious car as a celebratory gift to himself after signing his rookie deal with the Cleveland Browns. The color of the car coincidentally complemented the color of the Browns.
One viral post read, “Inspirational: Browns star rookie QB Shedeur Sanders bought himself a custom Rolls-Royce worth over $500K. Despite being drafted in the 5th round, Sanders had performed phenomenally thus far in Cleveland. A much-deserved gift to himself.”
The timing of the car’s arrival at Deion Sanders’ mansion in Prosper, Texas, combined with Shedeur’s reputation for flashy rides, led many to believe the report was accurate.
The narrative painted him as a young star rewarding himself for his early success in the NFL, even as a fifth-round pick. As the post gained traction, fans began judging the move and the QB. Meanwhile, not everyone was convinced the story added up.
How Shedeur Called Lies On the Reports
Shedeur Sanders quickly shut down the swirling rumors about buying a $500,000 Rolls-Royce after signing with the Browns. Responding directly on X, Shedeur Sanders wrote, “Another lie…. I’m focused on my team not a car purchase!”
He clarified that the Rolls-Royce seen in the Well Off Media vlog wasn’t new. It was a car he already owned while playing in Colorado, so what’s the purpose of buying the same car twice in two different colors.
Later, Deion Jr. clarified that it was a test ride offered by the car dealership. So he had the car for 30 days before deciding whether Bucky would make that purchase.
Moments after signing his rookie contract, Shedeur even clarified that, “I’m not trying to buy anything,” using his rookie money. “My signing bonus ain’t that high right now.”
His firm dismissal made it clear that his focus remains on football, not flashy headlines. Even Deion Sanders jumped in to defend his son, posting a blunt “LIES!” on X in response to the speculation surrounding the vehicle.
While the sight of a Rolls-Royce at Deion’s mansion fueled headlines, the truth behind it was far less sensational. For Shedeur Sanders, the focus remains on the field, not the flash.
Why does the media always want to showcase what wealthy black people do with their money. It seldom appears that they do the same with any other race. Why does it matter what black people purchase as long as it’s not stolen. They report like it’s wrong to purchase something they want. He did not steal the car so why do you think he shouldn’t have it.