Jesse Foreman
Attorney and NFL Agent
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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Jesse L. Foreman, Esq. is an attorney, NFLPA Certified Contract Advisor, entrepreneur, and technology advocate whose work sits at the intersection of law, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, sports, and emerging technologies.
As an attorney, Jesse advises clients on complex legal matters involving business, technology, regulatory compliance, risk management, and innovation. He is particularly focused on the legal and policy implications of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital assets, and emerging technologies, helping organizations navigate rapidly evolving legal and regulatory landscapes.
In the sports industry, Jesse serves as an NFLPA Certified Contract Advisor with Delta Sports Group, where he has represented professional athletes and participated in the negotiation of contracts and business opportunities valued at more than $100 million. His work extends beyond traditional player representation to include athlete branding, intellectual property strategy, and emerging technology opportunities.
Jesse is also the Founder of Young Money APAA Kingdom, the agency's Web3 and NFT division, where he helped pioneer initiatives that educate and guide athletes, entertainers, and brands through the evolving digital asset ecosystem. Through this work, he has advised clients on NFTs, blockchain technology, digital ownership rights, brand protection, community development, and the opportunities and legal challenges presented by Web3 technologies.
A frequent speaker and thought leader, Jesse has shared insights on technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity policy, sports law, NIL, blockchain innovation, and the future of digital commerce. His unique perspective combines practical legal experience, business leadership, and firsthand involvement in emerging technologies, allowing him to bridge the gap between innovation and regulation.
Jesse earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law and his undergraduate degrees from Northern Kentucky University. He is committed to helping businesses, athletes, policymakers, and communities prepare for the opportunities and challenges created by the next generation of technological innovation.
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NFT in Sports
I believe that the digital collectibles of highlights and trading cards is not a successful approach. It lacks the tangibility and community-building aspects of physical cards. This is where NFT's failed from the beginning. X (Twitter) was a great place for Spaces and was a real foundation block for the NFT community while our hopes of building out Web 3 were slowly developing. As NFTs showed to be an amazing investment opportunity the dynamic of the NFT communities drastically changed. From being a community based on the appreciation of art or an athlete to individuals looking for the best utility and free items. This approach was inevitably going to fail. We need to pursue Web 3 and then NFTs will have endless possibilities or even just incorporate with current gaming. A fan being able to play Madden or NBA 2K with their favorite athlete is a draw, but imagine being able to but their skin (NFT) if you beat them.
Future of NFTs
In my NFT in Sports submission I touched on the fact that I would like to talk about the future of NFTs. It would be better to make these 2 different speeches. I predicted on TWM podcast around late 2020 or early 2021, that utilities would cause a major dip and could be the downfall of the PFP NFTs. I would love to talk on the need to focus on the art, Web 3, and community side of PFP NFTs.
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