Multiple reports are indicating Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders' stock is slipping.
Dynasty Analysis
It's rumor season as teams start to jockey for positioning in the upcoming NFL Draft. Still, this isn't the first report we've seen indicating Sanders is no lock to go in the top three picks. This is, however, the first we've seen that has him falling out of round one. Realistically, it seems the furthest he could possibly fall is to the end of round one as teams look to possibly move into that area to secure a fourth-year option on his contract. Regardless, Sanders is starting to look like a player who's getting more polarizing by the day.
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The latest NFL Mock Draft on ESPN has Shedeur Sanders going to Tennessee with pick #3.
Dynasty Analysis
This seems to be the most likely scenario being thrown around with Cam Ward going first to the Titans and pass rusher Abdul Carter likely going second to the Browns. If Sanders goes to New York, he'd need to compete with both Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston to earn time early in his career, but he'd be expected to start at some point unless Wilson really played like vintage "Dangeruss." Regardless, Sanders looks destined to be a top-five pick and likely top selection in rookie drafts as well.
(Source: ESPN)Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders is skipping the workout portion at the NFL Scouting Combine,
Dynasty Analysis
No surprise here, really. Sanders is protecting his own interests and his Father is pulling some pretty tight strings as well. In some ways, Sanders controls his own destiny as he's one of very few players who doesn't necessarily need the NFL paycheck to lose leverage. In the end, he's likely going to be a top-five pick, but that team is also going to need some assurance that he's willing to play for them as well. Regardless, he looks like a solid first round rookie pick this Spring.
(Source: ESPN)Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders was picked #3 overall by the Giants in Mel Kiper's initial mock draft.
Dynasty Analysis
The Giants need a new quarterback and have to be sitting on pins and needles, hoping Ward and Sanders aren't both off the board when they pick at #3. With a lot of teams willing to maneuver around to get one of the two, this is far from a given. It's also unclear how much say Deion Sanders is going to have in the situation as it seems clear he's willing to do whatever he can to steer his son's future where he wants it. Regardless, this would be a good landing spot for Sanders, who could grow along with Malik Nabers in creating a refreshed offense for the G-man. Regardless, he'll be in consideration with Ward towards the top of Superflex drafts this Spring.
