Mel Kiper doesn't know

Shedur Sanders' wild five-round film was the largest plot that came out of the NFL design of 2025 last weekend.

A three-day swamp festival about the polarizing prospect, which was led by Mel Kiper Jr., analyst of ESPN Draft, was a tedious subplania that fascinated a large part of the social media user, even if the topic was not inaugurated in the center of the whole.

“I didn't even know about it,” said Kiper on Monday in “The Adam Schefter -Podcast”.

“I was told that [ESPN vice president and executive producer] Seth Markman comes in and says: “Mel, you are tended on Twitter.” I don't know what you said, I somehow think it wasn't nice, but I haven't read any of you, but I was told that I was tending on Shedur Sanders. I said, “Maybe he will go to the UFL or the CFL.” Maybe he will be Kurt Warner, maybe he will play in the CFL or go to the UFL, maybe Shedur should do that to prove this boys in the NFL that he can play. I don't know what's going to happen there, but they said I was tended on Twitter about Shedur. “

Kiper, a lawyer of Sanders, long before this year's draft began, pressed confusion during the design of ESPN, as Deion Sanders' son of teams, including the Giants, who were returned to the first round on Thursday, to replace Ole Miss Qb Jaxson Dart with selection No. 25.

“Surprised, he pushed Shedur ahead, not shocked because [coach Brian] Daboll wants mobility, ”said Kiper.

Kipers Sanders Last comment continued to make the round online when the quarterback fell from the second and third round on Friday.

“I will tell you what, Shedur makes no sense for me. I think we could go to 102 picks and end today without Shedur Sanders being selected. This is nonsensical. This child should have been a selection of the first round,” he said, as he is covered by terrible announcements.

Even after the browns selected the overall selection of number 144 Sanders on Saturday, the fireworks continued when a discussion between Kiper and ESPN colleague Davis was heated in Fallout.

Although Kiper Sanders ranked on his board, other analysts fought to determine where the former Buffaloes star would end up, with experts quoting his skills and how he navigated the preliminary design process.

There was a lot of speculation about how Sanders led in interviews with teams, not to mention split comments that were handed over to the NFL Scouting Combine in February.

Sanders – The second quarterback of the Browns in this year's draft according to Dillon Gabriel No. 94 – is ready to prove his doubts wrong after the free fall.

“Nothing has really influenced me in the past few days. I'm blessed,” said Sanders. “The love of the game is still the game. I know that I have to clean up some things in my game to be from my best. The main thing is to prove yourself [coach Kevin] Stefanski and [general manager Andrew] Berry Right to pick me. “

Since then, Sanders has sparked interest from another team, with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian football league adding the QB to their list of negotiations.