Deion Sanders Net Worth

Deion Sanders Net Worth

Deion Sanders Wiki Biography

Deion Luwynn Sanders, Sr. was born on 9 August 1967, in Fort Myers, Florida USA. He is the only person to play in both the National Football League Super Bowl and the baseball World Series, reaching the highest level in two of the most prominent sports in the USA.

Deion Sanders’ net worth is estimated at $40 million. He accumulated most of his wealth from his careers in football and baseball. Currently, he works as an NFL Network analyst.

Deion Sanders Net Worth $40 Million

Deion Sanders was not only a successful high school student but also excelled in football, basketball, and baseball, earning All-State recognition in all three sports. In college, he continued to shine in football, basketball, and track. In 1989, Sanders began his baseball career in the MLB, playing for the New York Yankees (1989–1990), Atlanta Braves (1991–1994), Cincinnati Reds (1994–1995), San Francisco Giants (1995) and Cincinnati Reds (1997, 2001). In football, Deion Sanders had an even more prosperous career, playing for several NFL teams including the Atlanta Falcons (1989–1993), San Francisco 49ers (1994), Dallas Cowboys (1995–1999), Washington Redskins (2000) and Baltimore Ravens (2004–2005).

He achieved numerous records and received numerous honors and awards, including twice being a Super Bowl Champion, twice an NFC champion, AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year, twice NFC Defensive Player of the Year, NFL Alumni Special Teams Player of the Year, eight-time AP All-Pro, and eight-time Pro Bowl selection.

In addition to his sports career, Deion has appeared in commercials for companies such as Pepsi, Nike, American Express, Pizza Hut, and Burger King. He has also hosted a television show ‘Saturday Night Live’ and co-hosted the 2004 GMA Music Awards.

Deion also ventured into music and released two albums ‘Prime Time’ in 1994 and ‘The Encore Remix’ in 2005, which have contributed to his net worth. He briefly worked as the coach of the women’s basketball team Dallas Fury in 2004 and currently works as an NFL Network analyst. He also founded the Prime Prep Academy Charter School in 2012.

He has had two marriages, first with Carolyn Chamber (1989-98) with whom he has two children and secondly with Pilar Biggers-Sanders (1999-2013) from whom he has custody of their three children.