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Sheder Sanders may not be in the green room behind the NFL draft scene in Green Bay on Thursday, but he has a fairly soft installation at home.
In fact, he could even have a better configuration than any choice of hope in the first round.
The personalized Sanders at home room has become viral on social networks, because it presented a small stand with a sofa and the word “legendary” written in various fonts all around.
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The Large Colorado Lajohntay Wester, on the left, hugged the quarter-Arrière Sanders before participating in passing exercises during the NFL Football Pro Day in Colorado Friday April 4, 2025, in Boulder, Colo. (AP photo / David Zalubowski)
He also has a wall of NFL team hats, one of which will land on his head each time he hears his name called.
Sanders is not one of the 15 perspectives that are in the draft, which resides just outside the emblematic lambeau field. Instead, like many other hopes in the first round, Sanders will be surrounded by friends and family while waiting for his name.
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But perhaps being at home could be a detriment, because Sanders showed concerns about his phone.
“My number was disclosed, once again, the guys. I don’t know how I will get my call for the project,” Sanders at the Podcast “2legndary” told Sanders. “And I silenced all my unknown appellants. So I don’t know how I will be able to make the call from the day of the draft.
“I have to get a new phone because it becomes ridiculous,” added Sanders.
The biggest question, however, is whether Sanders will be chosen on the first day. His draft stock was everywhere, some saying that he has a must in the top-10, while others think that he is more a second-round talent.
February 6, 2025; New Orleans, the United States; Sheder Sanders on the red carpet before the honors of the Super Bowl Lix NFL at the Sangeger Theater. (Kirby Lee-Imagn images)
Sanders had an excellent last season in Colorado, leading the Big 12 with 4,134 yards by the pass and 37 affected.
