"He'll be broke by 30" "Sheeeh": Fans divided over Julian Lewis' latest flex with Lamborghini Urus even before starting for Colorado

Julian Lewis hasn’t taken a snap for Colorado yet, but he is already flexing like his predecessor, Shedeur Sanders. On Friday, Lewis pulls up to his pop-up shop in a white Lamborghini Urus, a luxury SUV with a price tag north of $230,000.

In a video that went viral, the true freshman quarterback, widely known by fans as “Juju,” was spotted leaving the place in a high-end whip.

The reactions to the clip have been mixed. Supporters praised Lewis for making the most of his NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) opportunities, with one user saying:

“Prime connected. Probably got some big endorsements.”

Others took it a step further, calling for jersey retirement ceremonies and dropping flame emojis.

“Retire his jersey, no has done that better,” one fan said.

“🔥🔥🔥🔥” one fan added.

"Sheesh 😮‍💨," one fan wrote

Still, not everyone was impressed.

One particularly viral comment read simply:

“He’ll be broke by 30.”

Another user chimed in:

“Why are you acting like this is a good thing?”

Someone threw shade at his on-field potential, saying:

“Probably will throw more INTs than TDs.”

And then there were fans just appreciating the moment:

One user said:

“I guess that CU money 💰 isn’t as bad as the rest of CFB thinks it is. Good for Juju!”

Deion Sanders brushes off report of Julian Lewis redshirting in 2025

A student reporter going by the name "Nick Evans" alleged that Julian Lewis, who is supposed to fight for the QB1 spot alongside Liberty transfer Kaidon Salter, was contemplating redshirting the 2025 season.

When Deion Sanders caught the wind of it, he called out the reporter, sharing his plans for Lewis.

“Who you, who you, who did you hear say that? Who? Who? Who?” Sanders asked. “Who is Nick Evans? Who? Who?”

“That's not our plan," Coach Prime added. "That’s not his plan, but, if it happens, it happens. If he sustains an injury that puts him in that situation? But you never know. I mean, the guy could be a two, or he could be a one. I don’t think we’re going to put him in a box like that. We’re not doing that.”

Sanders has a big task on his hands in finding his starting quarterback. Let's see if Lewis is the name that comes out as a starter over Salter.