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Da’Bobblehead, the Los Angeles based creator and manufacturer of bobblehead collectibles, has announced its first round of college athletes to score their likeness on a prized bobblehead. With the historic rule change passed this past summer (NIL), a new era in college sports has arrived allowing collegiate athletes to benefit from their own name, image and likeness.
“It’s exciting to see these extraordinary athletes finally be able to take control of their name, image and likeness,” said Michael Silber, founder and chief executive officer of Da’Bobblehead. “These student athletes have big personalities and we are going to feature every detail like never before. These will be the most realistic bobbleheads ever made and we have worked closely with each athlete to ensure we capture their unique spirit.”
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Ready to go from stadiums and arenas to desks, dashboards and shelves, Da’Bobblehead is partnering with some of the top college athletes in the country. With a plan to announce new partnerships deals throughout the next year, Da’Bobblehead has lined up college football’s most exciting and dynamic players in the first round of signings, including:
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Jayden Daniels – Quarterback, Arizona State University
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Bryce Young – Quarterback, University of Alabama
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Brian Breese – Defensive Lineman, Clemson
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Tyler Shough – Quarterback, Texas Tech
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D’Eriq King – Quarterback, University of Miami
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These one-of-a-kind collectibles will be available online at www.dabobblehead.com as well as at selected retailers. Additionally, Da’Bobblehead, in partnership with the student athletes, will be donating a portion of sales from each purchase to the athlete’s charity of choice. This includes Jayden Daniels supporting Sun Devil Family Charities, Bryce Young supporting Nick’s Kids and Tyler Shough’s partnership with Susan G. Komen For the Cure. Da’Bobbleheads will retail for $26.50 with pre-orders available now.
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With these first signings and with more to follow, Da’Bobblehead plans to cement itself as the premier bobblehead company for college athletes.
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