If you own stock in wide receiver Mohamed Sanu, you'll soon be cashing in.
Fantex, the company that has divided its stake in the future earnings of athletes into individual tracking stocks as well as a more recent portfolio of such deals, announced Tuesday that is paying out $2.74 million back to shareholders in dividends.
Shareholders in Sanu will cash in the most, as his new five-year contract with the Falcons is to pay him $14 million guaranteed.