There’s no bigger show in college football than Deion “Primetime” Sanders and his Colorado Buffaloes.
One key cog in the Buffs machine is Sanders’ son, Shedeur Sanders, who is arguably the best quarterback in the country. Shedeur is almost certainly going to be selected in the early first round, and one mock draft has him getting snatched up by the lowly Cleveland Browns.
Unfortunately, Browns fans won’t like what one NFL expert has to say on the matter.
“There is a 0% chance Deion let’s Shedeur get drafted by Cleveland Cleveland/Carolina will not happen,” responded former NFL quarterback and current NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky.
There is a 0% chance Deion let’s Shedeur get drafted by Cleveland
Cleveland/Carolina will not happen. https://t.co/8jH95ovx1w
— Dan Orlovsky (@danorlovsky7) October 25, 2024
Fans reacted to the proclamation that Deion would never let his son go anywhere as cursed as Cleveland.
“There is 0% chance Deion has any say what an NFL team does. This is big boy ball. Not college where you can drop out or transfer,” one desperate fan tried to convince themself on Twitter.
“Idk what is with this idea people think they get to choose where they go with zero years of eligibility left. You play for whatever team wants to draft you or you don’t play,” another delusional fan added.
“Why? Could be another Manning/Rivers trade situation (all time great goes to a bad franchise while mid nepo baby gets traded to a good situation),” added on fan.
“Do you think he has a legitimate shot at going to Tennessee?” one fan asked.
It’s not really surprising someone as influential as Deion Sanders wouldn’t let his son anywhere near an organization with Cleveland’s history.

About Qwame Skinner
Qwame Skinner has loved both writing and sports his entire life. In addition to his sports coverage at Comeback Media, Qwame writes novels, and his debut; The First Casualty, an adult fantasy, is out now.
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