Rams’ Brandon Powell launched his own cryptocurrency
LOS ANGELES – Rams kick returner Brandon Powell, who played with the Falcons in 2020, launched his own cryptocurrency (also know as a social token) on Thursday.
Fans who hold $BP4 will have exclusive access to behind-the-scenes Super Bowl week footage, tips for aspiring athletes to gain financial freedom, as well as admission to digital and real-life experiences.
Powell has six returns for 133 yards and a touchdown this season for the Rams. He has eight kickoff returns for 208 yards and a long return of 65 yards.
Powell played in 15 games for the Falcons in 2020. He had 17 punt returns and 17 kickoff returns.
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