Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders Says Entering NFL Draft ‘Not My Age’
Buffs ‘Grown’ QB Prepares To Start Career In Boulder
Shedeur Says Sanders In Boulder Speech I’m Not Done Yet to write The Colorado Buffaloes quarterback recently spoke about his decision not to enter this year’s NFL draft and his future.
“I’m trying to be the first quarterback on the board,” Sanders said at a news conference last week. He also touched on his thoughts on draft picks and his outlook on the current class.
Sanders said of Williams, “I respect her athleticism.“ “He’s a great player. But in general, quarterbacks are different ages. He is a special person, a good person and a decent person. Game Manager... You need to know what kind of player you are and what category you fall into. I knew this year was not mine. There’s very little time at this level.
Sanders knows his worth and where he wants to be at the next level. Coach Prime’s youngest son has come a long way since his days at Jackson State. Many doubted whether his game would translate at the FCS level, and now he’s one of the best QBs in the class of 2025.
Sanders has surpassed the 10,000-yard mark in his career and has three touchdowns next year. It is necessary. Marks of the century. He threw for a CU single-season record 3,230 yards and 27 touchdowns last season. Unfortunately, he was sacked 56 times and ended the season with a broken back. But with an improved offensive line built around five-star recruit Jordan Seaton and a slew of high-profile transfers, those days are gone.
With all that in mind, Sanders is undoubtedly one of the five winners. . in this year’s model. Only Williams and Drake Maye sit above Sanders, who have no NFL Scouting Combine or individual coaching records.
Sanders has settled in with the Buffs and is looking to improve on his first year at CU. In the Big 12 Conference..
