Colorado QB Commit Reveals His Family Drew Hard Line on NIL Before Commitment to Deion Sanders’ Program
NCAA, College League, USA Football: Colorado at West Virginia Nov 8, 2025 Morgantown, West Virginia, USA Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders walks along the sidelines late in the fourth quarter against the West Virginia Mountaineers at Milan Puskar Stadium. Morgantown Milan Puskar Stadium West Virginia USA, EDITORIAL USE ONLY PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xBenxQueenx 20251108_mmd_qb3_654 ©IMAGO/Imagn Images Before Andre Adams picked Colorado, one line had already been drawn. The 2027 quarterback made clear the NIL side was never his lane.
His father handled those talks, set the number early, and treated anything below it as a hard no. Speaking at the Rivals Camp Series in Nashville, Adams explained that he did not run those conversations himself. In his recruitment, the business side stayed with his father, while Adams stayed locked in on football.
This was something they clearly decided early, even before he committed to Colorado. “Really, my Dad knew what it was,” Adams said. “You talk about market value, you’d have to talk to my Dad because there was a number he was set on.
If you were under that number, it was a no for sure. Whatever the number is, it’s up to my dad. He was taking care of all the other stuff.
I don’t have an agent. ” That detail gives the commitment story its backbone. Adams was not bouncing between numbers on his own.
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