NEWYou can now listen to PK Press Club articles!
Thursday evening should be a celebration for the Sanders family if everything goes as planned.
Sheder Sanders, at some point in the coming 24 hours, will hear his name entitled to Green Bay, and he will become a quarter of the NFL.
Months ago, he was the 1b of the 1a of Cam Ward, but in recent days, his stock seems to have fallen, and there is a doubt that he is even a first -round choice.
CLICK HERE for more sports cover on Foxnews.com
The Buffaloese head coach of Colorado, Deion Sanders and his son Sheder Sanders (2), against Arizona State Sun Devils at the Mountain America Stadium. (Mark J. Rebilas / USA TODAY SPORTS)
In the days preceding the project, the reports were not nice to SheDer, with an assistant coach saying that his interview with Sheder was one of the “worst” he ever had and adding: “He is not so good”.
This quote was one of the many who prompted the former NFL player and ESPN Ryan Clark analyst to call the “personal” media coverage of Sheder on X, and the father of Sanders, Deion, republished it.
“The anonymous quotes that have circulated are mainly negative. What is strange,” wrote Clark. “A young man who has never been in difficulty, never involved in an incident outside the domain, and the quarter of two universities at a resurgence at 0 in the qualities behind the scenes? There were other quarters with real problems which were not subjected to this type of slander before the table.
“If he falls from the first round because the leaders and the coaches do not believe that he has physical tools, it’s right … but let’s stop with the anonymous and uncontrolled personal attacks because they bring people on your page.”
The Buffaloese head coach of Colorado, Deion Sanders, with his son and the quarter Sheder Sanders (2) against the Arizona State Sun Devils at the Mountain America Stadium. (Mark J. Rebilas / USA TODAY SPORTS)
Get full coverage of the NFL project with real -time choices, expert analyzes and moments not to be missed
Clark colleague Dan Orlovsky has highlighted pieces that would be “a reason why” Sanders could fall into the project that “he will have to work in [the] NFL. “”
An X user responded to Orlovsky, saying he “turned into hateful”.
Deion Sanders shared this post and replied: “Yes, he did! Wow.”
The Colorado head coach, Deion Sanders, on the left, speaks with his son, the quarter-Arrière Sheder Sanders, before a match against southern California on September 30, 2023, in Boulder, Colo. (AP photo / David Zalubowski)
There was once a time when Sheder was in consideration for choice n ° 1, but Ward separated from the peloton.
Sanders launched for 4,314 yards and 37 affected with 10 interceptions last season, helping to lead Buffles to a record of 9-4 and an appearance of Bowl match. In its 50 university games, Sanders launched 14,347 yards and 134 affected with 27 interceptions.
