Shedeur Sanders sent bleak NFL Draft warning that matches dad Deion’s initial blow

Shedeur Sanders of Colorado, who is expected to make a significant decision about his future in the coming weeks, has surprised many NFL Draft analysts this season with his impressive quarterback play.

Shedeur Sanders has established himself as a potential first-round NFL draft pick after an impressive first six games with Colorado.

Prior to the NFL Draft, Shedeur Sanders was projected to go in the first round, but renowned quarterback analyst Jordan Palmer has advised him to hold out.

The quarterback is currently playing in his junior season of college football.
He may decide to enter the NFL after this season, which would likely be the best time given his strong performance.

Palmer has advised Sanders to seriously consider returning to school for another year so that he can continue honing his skills alongside his father, football hall of famer and Colorado head coach Deion Sanders.

Palmer made an interesting case for staying in school, even though Sanders might be selected in the first round if he decides to declare.

There will be a lot of benefits to staying, he said to Fox News.
Due to unfinished business, possibly in part, but also possibly due to draft stock.
“.

After agreeing to several NIL (name, image, and likeness) contracts, Sanders is among the highest-paid college athletes in the country. Sanders reportedly earns up to $4.8 million (£3.91 million) annually, which is a significant increase over the salary he would have received in his rookie years in the NFL.

This is consistent with what Deion said to Shedeur and her older brother Shilo, who may also leave for the NFL after this season, when he suggested that both players would be playing for Colorado next year.

After his standout performance with Jackson State University, the Colorado quarterback entered the season as a late-round prospect.
Sanders, however, continued to play at a high level after transferring to Colorado and facing much better competition.
In fact, some consider him to be a first-round prospect, along with Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, Michael Penix Jr., Bo Nix, and Quinn Ewers.

Palmer thinks that by participating in an offense designed for him while playing for his father, he has advanced significantly, and should he decide to play another season, he could continue to do so.

The key word, he declared, is development.
I observe assurance.
He is advancing the chains regardless of the score.

“I believe Shedeur has a great ability to accurately place the ball down the field.
He is generating time in space while simultaneously purchasing time.
He is being sacked and has already made a few turnovers.
That is quarterbacking.
However, I notice a high level of downfield accuracy, and I also notice some areas where he can, and will, improve.
“.

In the PAC-12 this season, Sanders has led Colorado to an impressive 4-2 start with 19 touchdowns and just two interceptions.