Where Shereur Sanders is prepared can determine if he is a franchise -quarterback or another precautionary story.
If the Tennessee -Titans are really involved in Cam Ward on No. 1, it leaves the equivalent of NFL Land Mines everywhere for Sanders.
The Colorado product is talented, incredibly salable and has a reputation for reversing programs. He spun winners from Jackson State and for a two -year period in Boulder.
As draft day approaches, we evaluated the best passes for Sanders – and the places he would hope not submit a draft card with his name on it next week.
Cleveland Browns
Be very afraid of the brown on No. 2. They spit out quarterbacks as grist on a $ 2 steak.
Brown’s signed Joe Flacco, but the 40-year-old Quarterbacken is closer to being an icy hot pitchman than to map a course through a 17-player season. Perhaps Cleveland-who have four winning seasons in the century-brought Flacco as one year, stop gap-action. Sanders will pray that the browns do not look.
New York Giants
Sitting on No. 3, the giants seem to be a serious challenger to choose Sanders. What we do not know is whether that plan means moving back or using later choices to try to move in position to choose him somewhere in his teens.
While Sanders would grab the presence of a swollen New York media, Giant’s aging Russell Wilson and future exhibitable Jameis Winston signed as backups. Sanders who go there would put three major personalities in a room. It would be ideal for Sanders to avoid the QB cluster in New York.
New Orleans Saints
In a surprise before the draft, Derek Carr-the prospective QB1 for New Orleans Sains-a Bum Axel, which is so serious that his gaming status for 2025 is in doubt. The 34-year-old has two years left on his contract and missed seven matches last season, the last three with broken legs in his non-throwing hand.
If New Orleans continued, Sanders may be an alternative to turn the saints. The new head coach Kellen Moore could see Sanders as a beginner to shape and build a team around. It is not the worst situation.
Dallas cowboys
Although there are family ties with the organization – Shedeur Sanders won, Deion Sanders, Super Bowl XXwith ‘Boys – Dak Prescott got his bag in the form of $ 231 million guaranteed less than a year ago.
Dallas has the offensive weapons for a quarterback to succeed. But there is no way Jerry Jones swallows poison pills that are Prescott’s contract.
Imagine Jones’ Weekly Radio Show and Frequent Mediascrummor after the game discussing Shedeur, Coach Prime Clapping Back – and everything ends up on Youtube. If it is a soap opera you want, Dallas is the fit of No. 12.
Indianapolis Colts
Intrigue starts at No. 14. Is Colts really sold at Anthony Richardson? Or Daniel Jones?
Sanders would have all-Purpose run back Jonathan Taylor and Michael Pittman Jr., who has a couple of 1,000 farm’s reception seasons on his resume.
Pittsburgh Steelers
The best fit – and ideal landing site – for Sanders is Steelers on No. 21.
Sanders, which is a regular playoffs, may be the piece needed for the team’s first victory after the season since 2016. The answer is not a washed Aaron Rodgers, who has enjoyed leaving teams waiting at the altar while deciding if he takes the step for another season.
The answer for Steelers is that Sanders would tumble down the draft that Rodgers did before Packers called his name on No. 24 in the first round of the NFL draft 2005.
The pomade had long hardened in the pointed hair on a child’s face guns that sullenly stared into the Green Room cameras for four hours as expectations of being a top picking slid on the road.
Because of his personality, last name and the fact that he is a quarterback, ESPN would have a field day with their draft night about Sanders draft of layers take a steep, Rodgers-like case.
And the stability of the franchise would give Sanders a steady platform to start his career. Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has never spent a losing season in 18 years. Under his watch, Pittsburgh has made the playoffs 12 times.
Rookie QB would benefit from DK Metcalf and George Pickens at the recipient. But it is the culture in Pittsburgh – a franchise that knows how to win – that can be Sander’s key to a long, successful career.
