The hype surrounding EA College Football 25 has injected the fans with humor. Now that the covers are to be released, the first step toward the much-awaited game is near. 

At this crucial moment, a fan chose to pass a hilarious jab at the Colorado Buffaloes head coach, Deion Sanders, and son Shedeur. Even though Deion Sanders, too, shared a laugh at the jab, he did not forget to take a stand for Shedeur’s off-the-field talent and flaunt his brother’s songs.

Fan resorts to Garland’s GIF to mock Deion Sanders and son

A fan scoured through the GIF section to find the most appropriate one tallying with the issue. Out of the many, he chose one that features the Cleveland Cavaliers’ Darius Garland. The short clip shows Garland disappointed in the Boston and Cleveland match. What instantly catches attention is the caption, “When Deion sanders tells me my NIL package and scholarship at Colorado is being taken if I don’t share sheduer sanders music on my Instagram during road to glory in ncaa football 25.” This year, the Road to Glory mode will feature a custom player running after the goal of winning the Heisman Trophy. This tweet reached the right person, Bucky. Taking offense is a big no-no for the Well Off Media journalist. Hence, he re-tweeted the tweet with the caption, “This is actually pretty funny …. My brother song (on fire) though.”

While Shedeur got unlucky in getting a breakthrough in featuring on the cover of the much-awaited wonder, it went straight to his teammate, Travis Hunter. But the quarterback is doing some great things that earned him a spot in the headlines amidst the EA College Football 25 madness. 

Shedeur’s rap becomes the anthem for athletes

Shedeur stepping into the music industry was speculated when he took to the stage with the Lollipop star Lil Wayne during the post-Black and Gold Day celebrations. The D-Day was May 7, Tuesday, when the Buffs’ quarterback sensation dropped a single called Perfect Timing. Shedeur has dedicated the two-minute track to all things luxury as he makes an appearance wearing a “No.2 necklace” and an expensive watch.  

Besides flaunting his extravagant possessions, a part of the lyrics goes, “These n***a can’t f*ck with me / Yeah, they lyin’ / I ain’t even hit my peak, I ain’t tryin’ / 100k for a signing / What that pay? A n***a got reminded (one mo’ time) / In yo city, know we litty every time.” The savage mood, as captured in this song, goes well with multiple athletes on their path to glory. A few days back, Colorado track and field star Eva Bruce celebrated her record of completing 5.62m for 18’5.25” on Instagram by adding Shedeur’s song.

Hence, Perfect Timing has become the song of hustling to success, which college athletes pledge by. Now that Shedeur Sanders failed to feature on the EA Sports College Football 25 cover, will he drop another savage piece? Let your speculations pour in!