ESPN: Ahead of the NFL Draft, Shedeur Sanders send a strong message to the Cowboys.
Shedeur Sanders has yet to reveal his NFL Draft fate, but he may have given away where he believes he will wind up.
On Thursday, Sanders went to AT&T Stadium to see the Shrine Bowl game. Regarding the experience, he stated that he is eager to return “very soon” to the Dallas Cowboys’ home field.
“It’s absolutely enjoyable to be at the stadium. Sanders remarked, “I know I’ll be playing here against the Cowboys very soon.”
That was seen by many as a sign that Sanders anticipates joining the New York Giants, the Cowboys’ NFC East foe. Although the Giants had been connected to him for some time, their prospects of obtaining the first choice were harmed by New York’s late-season victory.
After the Tennessee Titans and Cleveland Browns, two teams in dire need of a quarterback, the Giants have the third overall choice.
Twice a year, the Giants take on the Cowboys. The Cowboys will not play the Browns or Titans in the next season.
Shedeur Sanders might disappear before to the Giants’ selection.
Sanders is regarded as one of the draft’s best quarterback prospects. It is anticipated that he and Cam Ward will be the first two players off the board. By the time the Giants are on the clock, both could have already left.
But in the Shrine Bowl, Sanders made a connection with the Giants, and general manager Joe Schoen was pleased.
“His dad is a football coach, and he’s a great kid with a really good personality and football intelligence,” Schoen said. It may sound cliche, but he fits the description of a football player whose father coaches the sport, as does his enthusiasm for the game. He has had an excellent career at Colorado and is undoubtedly eager to get to know each of those folks further.
Cowboys Were Previously Associated with Deion Sanders
During their coaching search, the Cowboys contacted Deion Sanders, and for a while, he was regarded as a potential candidate. Although it seemed unlikely in practice, that led to conjecture that the team may try to acquire Shedeur Sanders.
Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, minimized his highly reported discussion with Deion Sanders about the role after appointing Brian Schottenheimer as the team’s new head coach.
Jones described Sanders as having “just a conversation about the team, and about where he is, and his boys, conversation with his boys, that type of conversation.” “I’ve mentioned that I’ve spoken with numerous coaches, and Deion is employed.”
Dak Prescott is already a franchise quarterback for the Cowboys. Before the previous season, the three-time Pro Bowl player agreed to a four-year, $240 million agreement. Prescott can guide the Cowboys to a Super Bowl, Schottenheimer is sure of it.
Schottenheimer predicted that he will play football at the highest level. “He will guide us to victories.” We have the correct man. We will prevail. We will take home a title.
