Jevon Kearse knows how important sacks are on and off the field and hopes the NIL group can help create some money for the Testicular Cancer Foundation.
Former NFL star Jevon Kearse knows a thing or two about sacks.
Years after he retired from the NFL following the 2009 season, Kearse is still focused on sacks – just spelled a bit differently and has an added twist. The ex-NFL defensive end partnered with the premium men’s underwear brand SAXX to promote the garb and formed the group NIL deal with six of the top defenders across college football.
"We have a conference of a handful of college sackers, pass rushers, sack specialists, guys who are going to get some sacks and we’re going to have a contest to see which guy gets the most sacks," Kearse explained to Fox News Digital, adding that SAXX will donate $1,000 to the Testicular Cancer Foundation for every sack made the group.
Colorado Buffaloes linebacker Jordan Domineck, #44, sets up a play during the first half at Folsom Field on Sept. 9, 2023 in Boulder, Colorado.
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