Shedeur Sanders makes curious Steelers comment before 2025 NFL Draft
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Shedeur Sanders apparently is following the Vegas tea leaves.
As the Steelers have become the betting favorites to land the Colorado quarterback in Thursday’s 2025 NFL Draft, Sanders hinted at a possible future with the franchise.
Deion Sanders’ son listed the two duos of Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski along with Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams as his favorite quarterback-receiver combinations before listing Pittsburgh’s setup.
“Whoever going to be the quarterback for DK Metcalf and George PIckens,” Sanders said in a conversation with Raiders star Maxx Crosby. “Whoever that is.”
Hmm. Well, isn’t that interesting considering it just so happens that the Steelers need a starting quarterback.
Pittsburgh has been linked to Rodgers and perhaps may even sign him, but Sanders, by including Rodgers earlier in the conversation, made it clear what he’s alluding to.
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