The Sanders family enjoys teasing each other. If you don’t tease each other, you can’t truly be called siblings. Shedeur Sanders’s recent remark on Shilo Sanders will surely make you believe that. Well, let’s see the reason behind Shedeur’s claim that Shilo makes it tough for Deion Sanders.

Colorado Buffs star quarterback Shedeur Sanders loves trying new things in his podcast, but sometimes that also reveals certain things no one would have thought about. Today in 2Legendary with Shedeur Sanders, guest, and teammate Jimmy Horn Jr. played a really interesting game during the segment- “Who is most likely to”. Amongst a string of questions came up “Who on the team is most likely to make Coach Prime angry?” To which Horn replied, “Hey Asaad bro” to which Shedeur smiled and added his brother’s name “Uh, Shilo for sure sometimes.” Offering an inside peep of what goes behind the scenes at the Buffs squad, Shedeur has surely grabbed our attention with his production!

Deion Sanders on Buffs and Shedeur Sanders’ performance

The Colorado Buffs made it clear last week that they wouldn’t let their opponents win easily. Deion Sanders and the team landed a significant win of 38-31 over the Baylor Bears. After the game, Coach Prime expressed his contentment with the team’s performance, saying, “I think we’re so much better than what we’re showing you at times.” Even though the team’s running game was under scrutiny following their embarrassing 28-10 defeat against Nebraska. The players are proving all of them wrong. Looking at the team’s remarkable gameplay, Coach Prime also added, “We keep showing you glimpse of a running game. We show you we can throw the ball all around, and then we just stall for a series of two and surrender something foolishly. But I’m pleased.” It’s hard not to be pleased with such an amazing performance.

Shedeur Sanders, the star quarterback of Colorado, threw a 43-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver LaJohntay Wester. Which gave the team a competitive edge. However, Coach Prime tries to keep Shedeur grounded even after such an extraordinary execution.“Shedeur has played great except for one pass. That’s it. He’s been consistently Shedeur except for one pass. Everybody on the team feels that way. I’m pleased with him. I’m critical because I’m dad as well as coach,” said Deion Sanders after Saturday’s showdown. Well, whatever the case is, Shedeur Sanders is emerging as a pivotal player, contributing significantly to the team’s success this season. If this approach is successful for him, Deion Sanders should ensure he stays grounded.

While we wait for the big game, there’s some great content waiting for you in the Think Tank podcast with Doug Sanders.