“Hey, don't touch”: Shedeur Sanders sets clear boundaries with brother Shilo while gearing up for the 2025 NFL Draft

Shedeur Sanders and Shilo Sanders were key members of the Colorado Buffaloes roster that finished with a 9-3 season and an Alamo Bowl loss to the BYU Cougars.

The 24-year-old safety and the 22-year-old quarterback returned to the Colorado training facility to prepare for the 2025 NFL draft. In a video uploaded on X, Shedeur and Shilo had some fun in Coach Mo's presence.

"Hey, don't touch. Y'all don't have no insurance on me no more," said Shedeur when coach Mo tried twisting his arm.

Shedeur was referring to the $18 million insurance policy the Buffs took out before he featured in the Alamo Bowl against BYU. The Buffs did that because it's not standard practice for top draft picks to play bowl games and risk injuries.

Shedeur Sanders linked with Tom Brady's Raiders

Shedeur is one of the most sought-after prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. Franchises will be lining up in April to secure the services of Coach Prime’s quarterback son.

He registered 4,134 passing yards and 37 touchdowns this season, and his chemistry with Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter was one of the key reasons for the Buffs finishing the season 9-2.

Several NFL teams, including the Las Vegas Raiders, are on the lookout for a quarterback. The Raiders, fresh off a late-season surge, will pick sixth in the draft, outside Sanders’ projected range.

However, there are rumors that the Las Vegas franchise is interested in landing the quarterback. Brady, a minority owner of the Raiders, could work some magic to ensure they get their franchise QB.

The team recently interviewed Brandon Brown, a New York Giants executive with ties to Deion Sanders and Colorado, which is being speculated as a major sign of the Raiders’ interest in Shedeur.

There’s also the possibility of Shedeur and Deion joining forces in Las Vegas.