Colorado's DeAndre Moore Jr. launches food truck with NIL funds
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 6:41 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Colorado receiver DeAndre Moore Jr. has invested in a food truck business called "Jive Turkey." Utilizing his name, image, and likeness funds, he aims to offer a turkey-themed menu including burgers and deep-fried tacos. Moore partnered with his twin sister, Denae, who manages finances, while their mother assists with menu development. Currently stationed in Austin, Texas, the food truck plans to relocate to Boulder. The initiative aligns with Moore's entrepreneurial aspirations and family values regarding financial management. Moore is also preparing for an upcoming game against Northwestern, with the Buffaloes seeking to advance their season record.
- •Moore invests NIL funds in a food truck named 'Jive Turkey'.
- •Menu features turkey-themed items including deep-fried tacos.
- •Business aims to relocate from Austin to Boulder, Colorado.
- •Moore prepared for Buffaloes' game against Northwestern.
- •He seeks to build financial stability through entrepreneurial ventures.
- 6:41 PMYahoo Sports — Touchdowns and turkey tacos: Colorado's DeAndre Moore Jr. uses NIL funds to invest in food truck
"For big gains, receiver DeAndre Moore Jr. thinks touchdowns and turkey tacos. Moore used his name, image and likeness funds to purchase a food truck and start “Jive Turkey,” which features a turkey-themed menu that includes everything from burgers to deep-fried tacos. “I’m an entrepreneur,” said Moore, who joined Colorado in January after three seasons at the University of Texas.
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