DRAFT 2025 LIVE THREAD

papz · 04-28-2025, 02:22 PM

Here's a TikTok video out from 3 months ago where Delanie Walker(former 49ers player) predicted that Sanders was going to get selected in the 5th round. The red flags were already there. More and more stories are coming out on how badly he bombed interviews and how entitled he is.

Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer reports Browns QB Shedeur Sanders didn’t catch “mistakes intentionally planted” in an install during pre-draft evaluations.

The draft slide heard around the world ended when the Browns traded up to select Sanders with the No. 144 overall pick in the draft. While there have been multiple attempts to justify and/or criticize the slide, Breer touches on two instances that took place between Sanders and evaluators during the pre-draft process that may have worked against him. The first was an interception a team replayed for him in Indianapolis that Sanders “didn’t take blame for.” Breer goes on to say that “as they dove deeper into it, and how it might relate to the NFL level, Sanders simply concluded that he and the staff he was talking to might not be a match.” In another visit, Breer reports Sanders didn’t pick up on intentionally planted mistakes in an install, and when called on it “the resulting exchange wasn’t pretty.” Regardless of why he fell, Sanders is now a Day 3 pick who will need to impress in more ways than one as he looks to carve out his path in the NFL.

Source: Sports Illustrated

04-28-2025, 02:22 PM	#28
papz Problem? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,793	Re: DRAFT 2025 LIVE THREAD Here's a TikTok video out from 3 months ago where Delanie Walker(former 49ers player) predicted that Sanders was going to get selected in the 5th round. The red flags were already there. More and more stories are coming out on how badly he bombed interviews and how entitled he is. Twitter Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer reports Browns QB Shedeur Sanders didn’t catch “mistakes intentionally planted” in an install during pre-draft evaluations. The draft slide heard around the world ended when the Browns traded up to select Sanders with the No. 144 overall pick in the draft. While there have been multiple attempts to justify and/or criticize the slide, Breer touches on two instances that took place between Sanders and evaluators during the pre-draft process that may have worked against him. The first was an interception a team replayed for him in Indianapolis that Sanders “didn’t take blame for.” Breer goes on to say that “as they dove deeper into it, and how it might relate to the NFL level, Sanders simply concluded that he and the staff he was talking to might not be a match.” In another visit, Breer reports Sanders didn’t pick up on intentionally planted mistakes in an install, and when called on it “the resulting exchange wasn’t pretty.” Regardless of why he fell, Sanders is now a Day 3 pick who will need to impress in more ways than one as he looks to carve out his path in the NFL. Source: Sports Illustrated
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