Sherdeur Sanders It may be the most popular name on this year’s NFL draft, but he is not exactly the most popular player who started no. 1.
After a long time to be 1b to Cam Ward’s 1aSanders continued to fall in the eyes of most scouts. In fact, it’s not too hard to find some even say that Jaxson Dart is in front of Sanders in the ladder.
There is no doubt that Sanders polarizes, and Espn -ov Ryan Clark noted that he had heard the term “arrogant” hovering around the attacker.
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Colorado, Sherdeur Sanders, speaks during a press conference on the NFL scouting combination on February 28, 2025 in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/George Walker IV)
“Plant these specific reports, and you hear these certain things, and you hear the word” arrogant. “Why is he arrogant? He appears to me again as if he were in the game in the same way as a coach or offensive coordinator, because that is what he will have.
Of course, some of Sanders’ popularity comes from his son Hall of Famer Deion, who trained him throughout the college and in Jackson and Colorado. In some circles, this could be harmful to his stock.
Colorado Buffaloes striker Sherder Sanders warms up before the game against Brigham Young Cougars in Alamodome. (Pictures of Troy Taormina-Hagn)
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But Clark added that his skin color may be to care for NFL teams.
“It’s not just that it’s Deion Sanders’s son. It’s about the courage he carries. It’s a fact that it looks like a certain way. It’s the fact that the color of his skin can sometimes be questioned. And I believe Sherdeur Sanders will have to deal with it until it gets to the field,” Clark said.
Sanders played confidence in NFL Scouting Combine Last month, saying that history would “repeat” with him.
“We crossed Jackson to Colorado and changed two programs backwards. You don’t think I could get to the NFL franchise and change the program again? It’s history, it will always happen again,” Sanders said.
Colorado, the Shero Sedeur Sanders striker passes against Kansas Jayhawks and on Geha Field at the Arrowhead Stadium. (Nick Tre. Smith-Hagn Pictures)
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“If you are not trying to change the franchise or culture, don’t get me. So, you should know that history is repeated again and again, and I have done it over and over again, so it should not be a question of why NFL franchises should choose me.”
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