One would think that after spending days demanding that Shedeur Sanders be drafted, ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. would be happy once Sanders was drafted. But that’s not the case.
The internet has been flooded with accusations of racism, as Shedeur Sanders, once projected to be drafted in the top 5, has now fallen past the fourth round without being drafted.
Former Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) criticized the NFL after Shedeur Sanders, the son of NFL legend Deion Sanders, fell out of the first round of the NFL Draft, claiming that it was due to racism. In a video posted to
President Trump has entered the debate about why Shedeur Sanders, son of NFL legend Deion Sanders, fell out of the first round of the NFL Draft, and he is not happy about it.
Anyone following the ESPN broadcast of the 2025 NFL Draft knows full well who that network was rooting for. Led by lead draft analyst Mel Kiper, the entire four-hour draft coverage seemed to be a promo for Shedeur Sanders, son of NFL legend Deion Sanders.
The 2025 NFL Draft is upon us, meaning the time for media prognostication has ended, and the time for actual picks has come.
ESPN’s Ryan Clark is claiming that criticism of Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders is based on the “color of his skin.”
Being a Bosa never hurt anyone, nor did being a Matthews, a Luck, or a Manning. However, whether being a Sanders is good remains to be seen.
Shedeur Sanders blames one institution and one institution only for the perception that his draft stock has slumped in recent weeks: The sports media.
Shilo Sanders sees people online out there there trying to “destroy” him, the same way people try to destroy President Trump.
The internet seems convinced that Deion Sanders is poised to play the part of Archie Manning and pick which team will be allowed to draft his son. However, Browns General Manager Andrew Berry doesn’t see it that way.
Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Sheduer Sanders let his emotions get the better of him Saturday after he shoved an official following a missed call.
Whoever coined the phrase “no hard feelings” must not have gone to Colorado or Colorado State.
Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders has engaged in a social media squabble with recent transfer Gavin Kuld.
Deion Sanders wants his son to have a long and fruitful NFL career. But he would like him to play in a place that isn’t too cold.
Colorado Buffaloes safety Shiloh Sanders was ejected in the first half of CU’s game against UCLA on Saturday night.
Deion Sanders was none too pleased with his football team after they suffered an epic collapse during the second half of their game against the Stanford Cardinal.
Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders celebrated his team’s victory over Arizona State by running over to the student section and taunting them.
Deion Sanders and his Colorado Buffaloes became one of the “feel good” stories of the college football world both before the start of the season and in the immediate aftermath of their thrilling win against TCU in the season opener. However, three weeks later, let’s just say there’s a lot less to feel good about.
It is alleged Brett Favre sought $1.5 million from a Miss. welfare agency for an indoor football practice facility.
