What Opendorse changed

• Added new featured athletes to the homepage including Jaylin Stewart (Men's Basketball), Dawson Blue (Softball), Sam Cozart (Baseball), and Sarah Rambus (Women's Basketball).
• Removed several previously featured athletes from the main list, such as Kaleb Patterson and Preston Howard.
• Updated follower counts and engagement metrics for existing profiles like Breana Garrett and Connor Essegian.
• Reordered the display sequence of athlete profiles in the "Explore" section.

The platform is rotating the specific athletes it highlights to brands and agencies. This suggests they are prioritizing different sports or trending athletes to drive new partnership deals.

• Added a "Log in" link to the top navigation bar.
• Reordered the featured athletes in the "Explore athletes" section.
• Updated follower counts for several athletes (e.g., Connor Essegian's count increased).
• Added new athlete profiles to the homepage, including Kaleb Patterson and Michael Hershey.
• Removed some athlete profiles from the primary homepage view, such as Nic Brooks and Nic Codie.

The addition of a prominent login link suggests a push to increase user engagement and return visits. The shifting athlete profiles and updated follower counts show the marketplace is actively refreshing its featured talent to stay current.

• Added new featured athletes including Billy Edwards Jr. (Football), Trech Kekahuna (Football), Chloe Sotell (Basketball), Zoe Canfield (Basketball), and Preston Howard (Football).
• Removed several previously featured athletes from the "Explore" section, such as Jamal Jacobs, Naithan George, and Ivan Njegovan.
• Updated follower counts and engagement metrics for existing profiles like Connor Essegian and Natalie Potts.

The platform is rotating the athletes it highlights to brands and agencies. This shows which sports or specific players they currently view as most marketable for influencer campaigns.