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The Buccaneers of Tampa Bay gave up the defensive rear Shilo Sanders after his ejection of a pre-season match against the Buffalo Bills.
Sanders was expelled from the pre-season match last Saturday for punching a Bills player. ESPN reported on Saturday that the NFL had transformed a fine of $ 4,669 in response to Sanders actions.
The future of the 25 -year -old NFL is not clear after failing to hang on to the Buccaneers or any other team training team after their release.
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The security of the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay Shilo Sanders looks in a pre-season match last week against the Tennessee titans in the fourth quarter at the Raymond James stadium. (Nathan Ray Seebeck / Imagn Images)
Security is the son of the pro football Hall of Famer and head coach of Colorado, Deion Sanders. One of Shilo’s brothers, Sheder Sanders, was listed like the quarter of Cleveland Browns on the unofficial depth board leading to the regular season.
Sheder was selected at the fifth round of the NFL draft in April, while Shilo was not rescued. Sanders Elder’s brother signed with the Buccaneers earlier during the offseason as a free -drained agent.
Shilo Sanders shares the next step for him after the release of Bucs
Before the BUCS pre-season final, head coach Todd Bowles congratulated Sanders for his efforts on special teams and his overall aggression on the football field.
“Shilo is very aggressive, very young, very hungry,” said Bowles last week. “He can play games in the box and we know that he can endeavor and give us 100% in special teams, so this last week will be very important for these guys.”
The security of Tampa Bay Buccaneers Shilo Sanders (28) looks in a pre-season football match of the NFL between the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay and the Pittsburgh Steelers on August 16, 2025 at the Acrisure stadium in Pittsburgh. (Mark Alberti / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Bowles later said that Sanders’ decision -making during the field altercation was inexcusable.
“You can’t punch in this league. I mean, it’s inexcusable,” he said. “They will get you every time. You have to grow from that.”
Tampa Bay Shilo Sanders’ Buccaneers safety aligns against the Buffalo Bills in the first quarter at the Raymond James stadium. (Nathan Ray Seebeck / Imagn Images)
In a video published on social networks Thursday, Sanders shed light on the next step for his career.
“I have the impression that this is only part of my story to grow up and do bigger and better things. Whether it’s another team, whether it is another opportunity in the NFL, that’s what it is,” said Sanders in the video. “My time being with the Buccaneers was only brilliant. The city, my teammates, my coaches, everyone has paid in love and support for me and I will be eternally gratefully for that.”
He suggested that there could be a career for him outside of football, including music or modeling.
“I’m going to talk to my agent and we are waiting for the next opportunity. If it is in the NFL, cool, but God blessed me with a lot of talent to do things other than football,” he added.
Tampa Bay visits his rival NFC South, the Falcons of Atlanta, on September 7 to open the regular season.
