Dwyane Wade reacts in 3-words to Coach Prime's son Shedeur Sanders’ strong NFL pre-draft statetment

Miami Heat icon Dwyane Wade reacted to Shedeur Sanders' confident message about his ability to turn around an NFL franchise once he makes it to the league. Sanders, currently in Indianapolis meeting with teams but not participating in Combine workouts, discussed his plans in the league with reporters.

Wade reposted a video showing Sanders' statements, responding with a three-word message to support the former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback.

"Talk that talk @shedeursanders," Wade captioned the post.

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Sanders showed off his confidence while talking to reporters, stating that he learned from his father, Deion Sanders, how to handle people rooting against or not believing in him. He mentioned his college journey and how they turned things around at Jackson State and Colorado, even taking the latter to a bowl game last season.

"We went from Jackson State to Colorado and changed two programs back to back, so you don't think I can come to an NFL franchise and change a program again?" Sanders said. "It's history. We done it again. It's always going to repeat itself."

"That's the plan. If that's not what you're trying to do -- don't get me," Sanders said. "If you ain't trying to change the franchise or the culture -- don't get me. So, you should know history repeats itself over and over and over, and I've done it over and over and over, so it should be no question why a franchise should pick me."

Dwyane Wade, just like other retired players like Ron Harper and Isiah Thomas, is paying close attention to Shedeur Sanders' situation, hoping for the best for the quarterback, whose future in the NFL is still uncertain.

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