Deion Sanders’ son Shedeur claims he’s a combination of both Tom Brady and Michael Vick
Deion Sanders doesn’t want Shedeur and Shillo Sanders to be declare for NFL draft until 2025.
Apart from their legacy in the NFL, one thing that the Sanders are best known for is the peak confidence they carry. Shedeur Sanders, son of the legendary Deion Sanders has had an impressive 2,882 yards throw, 24 touchdowns, and just three interceptions through nine games of the FBS level, which was his debut.
With the next path in the NFL, Shedeur seems excited to get an opportunity to establish himself as a perfect combination of two of the most legendary quarterbacks Tom Brady and Michael Vick. In a recent interview with the Complex, Sanders, on his playing style, claimed:
I’ll say it’s a mixture..because I’m able to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball. I can play like Brady, but I’m also able to extend plays and if it’s not there, take it like Vick.
Depending on the events of the games, the young aspiring Sanders picks and chooses between these two personas, saying:
So it just depends…It’s funny whenever situations in the game occur, they’re like ‘Hey, you gotta be Vick tonight. … So then that’s when we bring our legs involved.
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Both Brady and Vick are known to be the superstars of their teams — New England Patriots, then later Tampa Bay Bucs, and Atlanta Falcons, then later Philadelphia Eagles, respectively. When it comes to the NFL, Brady is the G.O.A.T with seven-time Super Bowl titles. While Vicks with his running ability transformed the entire outlook in the NFL on how to play position as a quarterback.
Is Shedeur Sanders among the top 10 NFL draft picks for 2024?
As Shedeur and Shilo Sanders, both are almost ready for their NFL drafting, their father Deion Sanders thinks otherwise. He believes his sons should first finish their education and not declare for the NFL until the 2025 draft.
Shedeur Sanders (Via Colorado Buffaloes Wire)
Seems like Colorado’s head coach isn’t quite ready to let his boys leave him. And as a responsible father, he prioritizes his children’s education utmost. While talking on the matter, ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. shared his opinion, writing the Colorado quarterback has been ranked third behind Caleb Williams and Drake Maye and may also be ranked among the top 10 picks.
Making his debut this season, Colorado quarterback Shedeur has been truly excellent with a completing percentage of 70.1 passes and rushing for three scores. He played like an NFL quarterback, but so far it seems like he and his older brother Shilo both will not be declared for the NFL 2024 draft and most likely for 2025.
