"He’s blowing through that $400k guaranteed money": Fans react to Shilo Sanders' expensive surprise for entire Colorado team

Shilo Sanders signed a three-year, $2,966,572 contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after going undrafted. Sanders was one of 15 UDFAs signed by Tampa Bay.

Ahead of his maiden season in the NFL, Sanders gifted his former Colorado teammates Apple watches. A video shared by the “We Coming” X account on Sunday showed the moment, sparking reactions online.

“Damn he’s blowing through that $400k guaranteed money,” one fan wrote on X.

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Damn he’s blowing through that $400k guaranteed money

“My main man Shilo! We see you showing LOVE🤎🤎,” another wrote.

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My main man Shilo! We see you showing LOVE🤎🤎

“That’s so cool he’s still supporting buffs,” a fan wrote.

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That’s so cool he’s still supporting buffs

“Brotherhood 🙏,” another wrote.

Here's how other fans reacted:

“Why?” one fan commented.

“Didn’t even get em ultras. Broke boy,” a fan wrote.

“Not bad after filing for bankruptcy…” one commented.

Todd Bowles praised Shilo Sanders

Shilo Sanders is participating in OTAs with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Sanders faces tough competition at safety from Marcus Banks and Kaevon Merriweather. If he doesn’t make the 53-man roster, he remains a candidate for the practice squad.

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Shilo Sanders’ intelligence and vocal leadership reportedly “turned the head” of Todd Bowles (Buccaneers HC) throughout rookie minicamp.

Sanders' footwork was also reportedly "maybe the most impressive" of any rookie safety that participated in practice.

Sanders has an advanced early grasp of NFL defenses and that reportedly showed through his adjustments on the field throughout individual and team drills.

Several Buccaneers coaches reportedly believe Sanders has shown "promising signs" that he can have a successful NFL career.

The Buccaneers rookie safety is FINDING HIS STRIDE in Tampa Bay 🔥

Bucs coach Todd Bowles praised Sanders’ ability and left the door open for him to earn a roster spot.

“I think he’s a good football player. He’s a heck of a tackler and he knows the game very well," Bowles said on SiriusXM. "So giving him a chance to play, we think he has a shot to help us."

The Buccaneers will open the 2025 NFL season on Sept. 7 against the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET. Their first preseason game is on Aug. 10 against the Tennessee Titans.