Shedeur Sanders

[wilwhite]

No way I want this guy. His leadership is weak and he's entitled, and he's nowhere near good enough to make that worth it as an immediate starter. Maybe those can be fixed by sitting him, but then you have to deal with his dad calling you out for it everywhere.

I'd let that poison mess up some other team's mojo.

Unless you're a rudderless mojoless team like the Raiders. Then sure, whatever.

 

[Anointed One]

I still think he holds onto the ball waaaaaaaaaaaay tooo long. Does he have talent.... Yes, does he have "the name" Yes...

So does Cam Ward, although I think Cam will develop into a better QB... Sanders has bust written all over him...

 

[Clayton]

Unless you're a rudderless mojoless team like the Raiders. Then sure, whatever.

Potential landing spots would be Browns, Jets, Giants, Raiders. Not exactly Austin Powers when it comes to mojo

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

I'm torn between wanting the Giants to take him as there is a much greater chance he fails than he becomes great and not wanting the Giants to take him because with all that athletic ability there is always a chance they get the guy to turn their franchise around.

 

[Clayton]

I'm torn between wanting the Giants to take him as there is a much greater chance he fails than he becomes great and not wanting the Giants to take him because with all that athletic ability there is always a chance they get the guy to turn their franchise around.

My general take is that the Titans and Browns will ruin him. I don't think their OL/WR corp is promising. Jets, Raiders, and Giants can make him work.

Most teams should probably be rooting for QB to go 1 and 2 here

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

Sanders is going to be the next QB that says, "I'm seeing ghosts out there." IMO... but who knows.

And no that's not a race joke.. ya racist fucks!

 

[Cincyfan78]

Sanders, IMO has a bit higher floor if only because I don't think he'll fall for the distractions that some high end QB's end up falling for (i.e. Williams). However, his arm is ok, but when you look at his passing - 70% of passes are 3 yards or less...when you take away the scramble plays where WR's finally get open...what are we looking at 10% of his passes come from actual pocket attempts? He's going to need quite a bit of time to develop - if he ever can. He also would need an offense that would cater to his style. He would fit great in Miami because that seems to be how they run a lot of their stuff, especially with Waddell ...but I think Tua was further along in his QB development than Sanders is. He's got the pedigree, which I think helps in that floor raising...but I'm not so sure that his ceiling is all that high. Current Field Williams is about what I would expect, or maybe a bit of Tua, but with more ability to scramble in the pocket.