“He got some Tennessee cleats too”: Coach Prime keeps all doors open for Shedeur Sanders ahead of NFL draft 2025

The speculation continues as to where Shedeur Sanders will end up after the NFL draft this April. Sanders remains one of the favorites to be picked first in the draft which would put him with the Tennessee Titans. However, given that the Titans have a young quarterback in Will Levis, many speculate whether they will prefer to select Travis Hunter.

The other obvious franchise needing a quarterback at the moment is the New York Giants. Appearing last week on "Tamron Hall Show," Deion Sanders addressed some questions regarding his son's preferred destination.

When told that Shedeur has shown some predilection for the Giants given his pair of New York cleats, Coach Prime answered:

"He's got some Tennessee cleats too."

To this, Tamron Hall replied:

"Very well played, sir, very well played."

Deion Sanders responded:

"He's got every color of cleat."

Hall mentioned previous comments by Deion Sanders stating that if the team that chooses Shedeur isn't of his liking, he would "intervene." To this, he simply replied:

"That's my son."

Shedeur Sanders on how he feels about the final order of the NFL draft

On Sunday's episode of "2Legendary With Shedeur Sanders," the Colorado quarterback spoke with his older brother Deion Sanders Jr. about the upcoming draft. When asked how he felt about the final order of the draft, and with Tennessee having the first overall pick of the 2025 edition, Shedeur said:

"I love it ... But honestly, bro, I've been doing a lot of thinking, bro. What's meant to happen is going to happen. You know, I don't feel God would ever put me in a place, you know, I'm not supposed to go. We made it everywhere. You know we have win and been successful ... Bro, I'm not paying attention to people." [00:20]

Shedeur Sanders is no longer the favorite to be the first overall pick of the 2025 NFL draft. Currently, that spot is held by Miami's Cam Ward, who has odds of -125 according to Fox Sports.