Shedeur Sanders, the former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback, is projected to be a first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
On his podcast, “2Legendary,” Sanders talked about his time since finishing college in Colorado and prepping for the NFL Draft, specifically about attending the NFL Honors.
Shedeur Sanders Reflects on Attending the NFL Honors
Sanders talked about going to the NFL Honors.
“It was a surreal feeling,” Sanders said.
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Sanders went on to talk about how he envisions himself at the NFL Honors next season.
“I enjoyed it, but I was like dang, I’m gonna be here next year, or I’m gonna be in the Super Bowl,” Sanders said.
It’s clear that Sanders has high goals for his first season in the NFL, and he should, as he is consistently being mocked for being a high first-round pick, to a team where he would probably have to turn around the franchise.
Sanders started his college career at Jackson State, committing to his Dad’s school as a four-star prospect. After winning the FCS National Championship, Deion Sanders took the job at Colorado, and Shedeur transferred to the Buffs, becoming a Power 4 starting quarterback.
The 23-year-old quarterback balled out in his two seasons at Colorado, throwing for 7,364 yards, 64 touchdowns, and 13 interceptions in his time with the Buffs. Now, he is approaching the NFL Draft, hoping to continue that success at the next level.
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Shedeur Sanders will not be throwing at the NFL Scouting Combine this weekend but will be showing scouts what he can do at Colorado’s pro day.
While there are some mixed reviews of Sanders’ potential in the NFL, he clearly has no doubts about his ability to succeed at the next level.
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