Grinders from Deion: Shedeur would not be in the neighborhood, he was inherited by my speed

Sanders from Deion was a top big athlete. His son Shedeur was talented by the quarter and the first round of the perspective for the draft 2025 NFL, but not the same athlete his father was. And Deion says it’s okay.

Sanders Deion visited PFT live Today, he said that if the Shedeur succeeded his dad speed, he relied too much – and did not develop into the type of transient and cerebral player.

“I don’t think the Shedeur would not be an attacker, did he have it,” Sanders said. “Because now he has to really use intellect and instinct and understanding of the game and understanding for processing.”

Sanders said he believed that the climb and the fall of the Shedeur struggled, he just served to turn him into a better player.

“How many attackers entered this draft in high school, every game at the Faculty, but one, had several different coordinators, and not the best protection we would like, and his teaching numbers each year?” Sanders said.

Deion went from the fifth total number of 1989. NFL draft to the fame hall. He thinks his son can travel a similar way.