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Shedeur Sanders continues to wait to hear his name called in the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Colorado Buffaloes quarterback was projected to be the top overall pick after the 2024 season, but took a massive hit during the lead up to the draft. He posted a message on Friday night after going late into the third round.
Thank you GOD for EVERYTHING, Sanders wrote on X (Formerly Twitter).
Sanders won the Johnny Unitas award as one of the top quarterbacks in college football in 2024, when he was named first-team All-American by multiple publications and second-team by the AP. He was the unanimous choice for the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year and named first-team All-Big 12 by all the publications that picked the team.
Sanders threw for 4,134 yards with 37 touchdowns and 10 interceptions with an NFL QB rating of 117.0 and college passer rating of 165.9. He threw a touchdown in an NCAA Division I record 49 straight games and is only one of two D1 quarterbacks to throw for 14,000 yards and complete 70 percent of his career passes between Colorado and Jackson State.
Despite only playing two seasons in Boulder, he owns over 100 school records including career passing touchdowns, passer rating and completion percentage, the top two passing seasons for completion percentage and QB rating and two of the top three for passing yards, touchdowns, interception percentage, 300-yard games and games with 3-plus touchdown passes.
We'll see if Sanders gets picked up in the final eight picks or becomes a Day 3 option.
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The Colorado Buffaloes quarterback was projected to be the top overall pick after the 2024 season, but took a massive hit during the lead up to the draft. He posted a message on Friday night after going late into the third round.
Thank you GOD for EVERYTHING, Sanders wrote on X (Formerly Twitter).
Sanders won the Johnny Unitas award as one of the top quarterbacks in college football in 2024, when he was named first-team All-American by multiple publications and second-team by the AP. He was the unanimous choice for the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year and named first-team All-Big 12 by all the publications that picked the team.
Sanders threw for 4,134 yards with 37 touchdowns and 10 interceptions with an NFL QB rating of 117.0 and college passer rating of 165.9. He threw a touchdown in an NCAA Division I record 49 straight games and is only one of two D1 quarterbacks to throw for 14,000 yards and complete 70 percent of his career passes between Colorado and Jackson State.
Despite only playing two seasons in Boulder, he owns over 100 school records including career passing touchdowns, passer rating and completion percentage, the top two passing seasons for completion percentage and QB rating and two of the top three for passing yards, touchdowns, interception percentage, 300-yard games and games with 3-plus touchdown passes.
We'll see if Sanders gets picked up in the final eight picks or becomes a Day 3 option.
Continue reading...
