Shedeur Sanders ‘happy’ with NFL Draft order as Raiders and Giants slide down after recent wins
Either the Las Vegas Raiders or the New York Giants were expected to draft Shedeur Sanders as their next quarterback.
Shedeur Sanders accepts his fate as New York Giants and Las Vegas Raiders slide down Draft board (Image via Imago/SS)
As the 2024-25 NFL season developed, it was clear that the two teams that needed a new quarterback were the New York Giants and the Las Vegas Raiders. With names such as Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward at the top of the Draft boards, it was evident those teams were looking at either of them.
Sanders had hinted at possibly joining the Raiders after he posted a video of Allegiant Stadium on his social media account. However, the Las Vegas Raiders won their 15th and 16th games which saw them rise up the league standings.
Then, the Colorado Buffaloes QB showed off Giants themed cleats ahead of the final game of his collegiate career. Then, the Giants defeated the Indianapolis Colts, throwing away a guaranteed shot at the No. 1 overall pick.
Those results saw both teams slide down the draft board, leaving the future of Shedeur Sanders up in the air. With more teams coming into play, the Buffaloes QB does not know which team will draft him. That led him to say this on his podcast, 2Lengedary with Shedeur Sanders.
Shedeur Sanders isn’t worried about the draft order ? pic.twitter.com/TfJPR8c9pB
— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) January 8, 2025
When co-host Bucky started the conversation suggesting the New York Giants no longer have the top pick in the draft, Shedeur Sanders could not hold his laughter back. He knows the situation has been messed up and it could be the Tennessee Titans that pick him instead.
Shedeur Sanders vows to win games in rookie season
Shedeur Sanders has accepted the draft board. He knows he could now go to either of the three teams picking. On that note, co-host Bucky asked him what would lead to the Buffaloes star having a good rookie season. To that he replied.
This was the 22-year-old’s statement to any team that drafts him. Sanders pledged that he would play to win football games and won’t bother about his personal stats, which for teams thinking about drafting him should be the words they want to hear.
The Tennessee Titans situation is up in the air as they just fired their GM but retained their HC. Which direction the new tandem decides to go, will determine Sanders’ fate. If they stick with Will Levis, and the Browns don’t select a QB, it is likely that the No. 1 QB prospect will eventually play in MetLife Stadium.
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