SHEDEUR SANDERS is unsure if he will throw at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis next month.
Sanders, 22, poses as a favourite for the 2025 No1 Draft pick as he prepares to switch from college football to the pros.
GettyShedeur Sanders is unsure if he will throw at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis[/caption] GettySanders poses as a favourite for the NFL’s 2025 No1 Draft pick[/caption]According to ESPN, the Colorado star is attending the East-West Shrine Bowl but will not participate in practice or on Thursday’s game.
The quarterback was at the West team’s first practice at the University of North Texas on Saturday but simply stood on the field.
However, the college star has been training in Dallas with another top prospect Cam Ward, who plays in the same position.
Sanders said: “We changed the program at Jackson [State University].
“We went to Colorado, changed the program. And we did everything people didn’t think we were able to do.
“So, that’s why I know I’m the most guaranteed risk you can take.
“I like that I’m able to get in the forefront of everything and they’re able to understand me and ask me whatever questions they want.
“I’m not ducking. I ain’t hiding. I’m right here, live in the flesh and able to answer whatever questions are out there.
“[I’d be] Thankful for whatever situation and whoever drafts me. I know I’ll be able to change their program.”
Sanders met with seferal teams on Friday, such as the Tennessee Titans, Cleveland Browns and New York Giants.
All of the aforementioned NFL franchises hold the first three picks in the draft, respectively.
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