BREAKING NEWS: Collingwood football, QB Quarterback Nick Daicos has secured a Groundbreaking $100 million Endorsement deal With Alex Waislitz In a Remarkable Show of Generosity, he has Pledged $40 million to Youth Development program (Boys & Girls Clubs of America) and $10 million to an orphanage home, The Collingwood Sensational Quarterback Nick Daicos has achieved a monumental feat, securing a…… view more

BREAKING NEWS: Collingwood Football QB Nick Daicos Signs Groundbreaking $100 Million Endorsement Deal with Alex Waislitz – Pledges $50 Million to Youth and Orphans

While known across the AFL as a midfield maestro, Daicos is apparently taking on a whole new role: Quarterback – a title more familiar to American football fans than Aussie Rules devotees. But if anyone can rewrite the rules of the game – and the dictionary – it’s Nick Daicos.

A Groundbreaking Deal

The $100 million partnership with Waislitz, chairman of the Thorney Investment Group and long-time supporter of Collingwood, marks one of the largest private endorsement deals in Australian sports history – even if no one quite knows what it’s for.

Speculation ranges from a signature line of Daicos-branded protein lamingtons to a cross-continental AFL x NFL hybrid league, but Waislitz remained cryptic in his brief statement:

“Nick represents the future. A visionary. A quarterback in a league of his own.”

A Remarkable Act of Generosity

In a move that stunned fans and charities alike, Daicos immediately pledged $40 million to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, a U.S.-based youth development organization, despite having no formal connection to American football.

When asked why, Daicos said:

“Whether it’s footy or football, kids everywhere deserve a shot. If this helps the next generation find their field – or oval – then it’s all worth it.”

But that wasn’t all. The 22-year-old superstar also pledged $10 million to an international orphanage initiative, stating,

“I want every kid without a family to know they’re not forgotten – not on my watch.”

This $50 million philanthropic commitment instantly elevated Daicos from local hero to global humanitarian icon.

Fans React

The news spread like wildfire across social media, with hashtags like #QuarterbackDaicos, #Daicos100MDeal, and #NickForPM trending within minutes.

Collingwood fans were initially confused about the “quarterback” reference, with one fan tweeting:

“I thought QB was a new injury on the team sheet. Turns out Nick’s just that good.”

Another added:

“He can sidestep, snap goals, and now throw touchdowns? What can’t this bloke do?”

Club Statement

The Collingwood Football Club released an official statement, both congratulating Daicos and clarifying:

“To be clear, Nick Daicos remains a midfielder. But hey, if he wants to be a quarterback too, who are we to stop him?”

What’s Next for Daicos?

Sources close to Daicos say he’s already fielding calls from Hollywood producers and possibly a cameo in the next season of Netflix’s Quarterback – despite the minor detail that he’s never played a snap of American football.

But for now, the Collingwood superstar is focused on the finals, philanthropy, and, presumably, rewriting what it means to be a footballer.

TL;DR:

• Nick Daicos signs $100M deal with billionaire Alex Waislitz
• Donates $40M to Boys & Girls Clubs of America, $10M to an orphanage
• Is somehow now a “quarterback”
• Fans confused but inspired
• World: in awe