"I don't really like that" - Shedeur Sanders reveals only problem he has with fans taking pictures

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders ended his college football career with a 36-14 loss to the BYU Cougars in the Alamo Bowl. Despite a sluggish performance in the game, the Buffs quarterback, whose celebrity status reached new heights this season, has been projected to be the No. 1 pick in the latest ESPN mock draft.

During Monday's segment of the "2Legendary" podcast, the NFL-bound quarterback was asked by a fan whether he got annoyed at fans asking him for photographs and autographs.

"Nah, it don't get annoying," Sanders said. "It's just the way you do it, you know if you come up respectfully and you already have your phone ready and things like that, then it's no problem. But when you do like the sneaky picture stuff, I don't really like that because it's like, what if I was taking sneaky pictures of you like, how would you feel? You wouldn't like that."

Shedeur Sanders NFL Draft future debated

During Monday's segment of "WFAN Sports Radio," analyst Boomer Esiason and his co-host Gregg Giannotti debated about Shedeur Sander's much-talked-about NFL future. After the end of the NFL regular season, the Tennessee Titans hold the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.

"If you ask me, Tennessee and Cleveland, if I were Shedeur Sanders and Deion, I would not want to go there," Esiason said. "A lot of these guys that come out, you just never know. I didn't know Bo Nix was going to be this successful, but I knew he was going to the right coach. So these guys have got to get to the right spot with the right coaches."

Gregg Giannotti further reiterated his co-host's point while ruling out the Titans and Browns as viable destinations for the Colorado quarterback.

“If Deion is controlling what’s going on, there is no way he lets Shedeur Sanders go to the Cleveland Browns. You can’t,” Giannotti said. “If I were Shedeur Sanders, I would rather go to the Jets. That’s saying something. They may want to do it, but Deion is not gonna let that happen.”

Despite Shedeur Sanders being linked to several NFL teams in need of a quarterback, Coach Prime has repeatedly stated in the past that he would be intimately involved in his son's NFL future.