The Official Please Don't Draft Shedeur Sanders Thread

[Confluence]

I can see the talking heads missing the on-field evaluation by a round or two. There is no way that this fall had anything to do with holding the ball too long. Just takes one coach to think they can coach that out of him. If it wasn't his interview performances, the other thing I can think of is he scored a 0 on the Wonderlic or that other test and teams don't think they can coach anything out of him.

I'd say his talent dropped him from round 1, his **** football-messiah attitude dropped him another, then his dad brought him down the rest of the way to round 5 where the stains owner proved the existence of alcohol.

 

[Fiji Mariner]

Back in the day. I used to love me some Colorado players.

Those were the days.

Colorado State gave us some good LBs with the Porter-Haggans tandem
Colorado gave us the Steelers arguably 3rd-4th best QB too.

Charles Johnson was from Colorado too if memory serves.

We must’ve had a good Colorado scout back in the day…still do since they told us pass on Sanders

 

[Drink IRON City]

I watch DK Daily Shot a lot on YouTube. Naturally I see a clip on the Sheduer situation and some are saying the NFL colluded against him. Some even acted racism????

Teams have the right to evaluate what they want in a player. It isn’t the just X & O’s, it’s also the hype / scandal / locker room presence / attitude / influence to the public…… ect. Ect..

I think all the bagged exceeded the ability until it got to the 5th round, calling it a wash at that point.

I’m glad we passed and focused on our more drier needs. QB addressed in the 6th, just right.



Salute the nation

 

[madinsomniac]

I look at it like this
A certain percentage of teams had zero interest in a QB. They likely did little vetting on any qbs outside of real basic stuff... remember, scouting departments are limited resources, and all in all there are hundreds and hundreds of prospects, many that never get drafted but still must be researched, so positions of zero need will get glossed over some.

these teams were never gonna take a guy dropping without knowing why... so lets say that makes up 8-10 teams

Another portion of teams were obviously turned off by his interviews and attitude. These took him off their draft boards. This was the more problematic part for him because these were the most interested in a potential starting qb. New Orleans, The Giants, maybe Pittsburgh... there are about five different stories floating about that sounded pretty bad so either the owners or staff blackballed him

After that you had a larger portion of teams who were in the market for a non starting QB who seemed to feel his attitude and entourage wouldn't be conducive to the team if he wasnt starting...

A lot of scouts did seem to think he was gonna be a backup type in the NFL... and teams dont want a backup with all that baggage...

Of course there were also teams who felt his flaws were fatal and he wouldn't amount to anything...

Finally there were teams who didnt take him off their boards, but figured he was only worth a low round easily cuttable pick... like the Browns

 

[Confluence]

I watch DK Daily Shot a lot on YouTube. Naturally I see a clip on the Sheduer situation and some are saying the NFL colluded against him. Some even acted racism????

Teams have the right to evaluate what they want in a player. It isn’t the just X & O’s, it’s also the hype / scandal / locker room presence / attitude / influence to the public…… ect. Ect..

I think all the bagged exceeded the ability until it got to the 5th round, calling it a wash at that point.

I’m glad we passed and focused on our more drier needs. QB addressed in the 6th, just right.



Salute the nation

I think the stains owner was drinking and got a call from Deion pleading for help.
This proves that Haslem was into the sauce, and not much else. The video from their warroom showed clearly that it wasn't a staff pick