Shedeur Sanders criticism hasn't been taken well by Colorado Buffaloes coach Warren Sapp, who hit out at an anonymous quarterback coach over strong comments about the 23-year-old

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders, a top prospect in the upcoming NFL Draft, recently attended the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. Sanders didn’t participate in the drills and opted to just interview with NFL teams.

Shedeur Sanders has been called "brash" and "arrogant" by one anonymous coach, and former NFL players appearing on FS1 shows had strong opinions about it.

Discussing that very idea on Pro Football Focus, Mike Florio noted that the elder Sanders has created an unusual situation for NFL teams, as Shedeur could be a model citizen while his father does his dirty work “Prime” style behind the scenes.

Shedeur Sanders has wrapped up his college football career with the Colorado Buffaloes. In just over a month, he will be the new franchise quarterback for an NFL team. With the NFL draft coming up quickly,

In an interview with Pro Football Talk, it appears that Shedeur Sanders threw his Colorado Buffalo offensive lineman under the bus.

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Where will Shedeur Sanders start his NFL career? As of right now, that remains a huge mystery. Back in January, the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Giants were considered the top two landing spots for Sanders.

Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes, Chris Broussard, and Coach Eric Mangini go No Huddle on the growing hype around Shedeur Sanders. With mock drafts predicting him as the No. 1 pick, the crew debates whether it’s justified or just media hype.