Alabama quarterback Bryce Young has signed his latest NIL deal with Dr Pepper. It’s Season 5 of the drink's “Fansville,” and chaos has struck the college football-crazy town.
of $3.2 million, has recently signed with Dollar Shave Club and NOBULL in addition to Dr Pepper, per On3.
“Dr Pepper is one of the brands that I grew up with and I feel like they have such a strong love for the game of football, just like I do,” Young said in a press release. “I have many memories growing up and watching the Dr Pepper halftime shows during big games. To be a part of such a great tradition was really special to me.”
John Alvarado, senior vice president of brand marketing, said Young is a great fit for this year’s campaign. “Not only is Bryce one of the greatest collegiate athletes in college sports, but he fits perfectly in the Dr Pepper family,” he explains. “As a fan of the brand, he emulates what the brand stands for and represents our message around everyone being ‘deserving’ of a Dr Pepper.”Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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