Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders has never been one to back down from critics, and with the 2025 NFL Draft approaching, he’s doubling down on his confidence. In a recent viral video shared on X/Twitter, the Buffs star sent a direct message to anyone doubting his throwing ability: “They ain’t gonna say my arm ain’t strong.”
Shedeur Sanders Responds to Critics With Confidence Ahead of 2025 NFL Draft
Sanders, the son of NFL Hall of Famer and Colorado head coach Deion Sanders, has endured criticism throughout his collegiate career, ranging from his level of competition at Jackson State to concerns about how his skill set would translate to a Power Five team.
But after a strong season in Boulder and continuous improvement under his father’s supervision, Shedeur’s stock is rising.
“They ain’t gonna say my arm ain’t strong,” – Shedeur Sanders with a message for his doubters. pic.twitter.com/A27XPgEim9
— ESPN Cleveland (@ESPNCleveland) April 21, 2025
Sanders passed for more than 3,200 yards and 27 touchdowns in 2024, despite a subpar offensive line. NFL scouts lauded his poise, quick release, and football IQ. With draft season heating up, the former four-star recruit is relishing the opportunity to shine yet again.
With outstanding quarterbacks like Carson Beck, Quinn Ewers, and Jalen Milroe in contention for the 2025 draft, Sanders is doing everything he can to stand out. His latest video makes one thing clear: arm strength is not an issue.
Sanders’ response isn’t just about silencing critics; it’s about expressing himself as an authentic franchise QB prospect. As teams start studying film and visiting pro days, expect the Colorado quarterback to be one of the most contested and talked-about names in April 2025.
Whether you admire his confidence or challenge the hype, Shedeur Sanders is not easy to ignore.
Sanders is building his story, with statements like “They ain’t gonna say my arm ain’t strong” backed up by on-field evidence, and it could lead to an early first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
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