Shedeur Sanders falls out of 1st round of NFL Draft

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Thirty-one teams made first-round selections on Thursday night (the Houston Texans traded back), and none of them selected Shedeur Sanders. But then night two came, and more of the same occurred. In fact, the Colorado quarterback, who was once expected to potentially go in the top-five, was not even one of the top five QBs selected. Three more quarterbacks, Tyler Shough, Jalen Milroe and Dillon Gabriel…

Despite being drafted nowhere near it, Shedeur Sanders was the talk of the first round of the NFL Draft - The Boston Globe

The polarizing Colorado quarterback slid out of the first round, which made for interesting analysis.

Mel Kiper Is Ranting And Raving As Shedeur Falls To At Least the 4th Round

Mel Kiper is going to have to be institutionalized after this draft. He can't believe what he's seeing. I mean this is a guy who couldn't believe it when Shedeur fell out of the top 10, nevermind out ...

Three more quarterbacks fly off the board as Shedeur Sanders’ stunning fall continues

Shedeur Sanders’ plummet continues into the NFL Draft, and the Pittsburgh Steelers and 31 other teams have passed on the once-projected first-round pick.

Shedeur Sanders Skipped Over In 1st Round Of NFL Draft, Social Media Piles On

Source: Brooke Sutton / Getty After an awkward bike entrance from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (with Lil Wayne riding behind him) and a Trump-infused Chicago Bears troll from Clay Matthews, the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay began. First up, Washington State’s Cam Ward was picked up by the Tennessee Titans, who desperately needed a quarterback. The team doesn’t have many offensive weapons, but with Ward’s versatility and ability to uplift players…

NFL Draft: Second round underway from Green Bay; Sanders still waits to hear name called

Each year, North Carolina colleges boast a number of players looking for their pro football dreams to be realized.