Overview
- Colorado announced the retirement of Shedeur Sanders’ and Travis Hunter’s jerseys, making them the fifth and sixth players in the program’s 135-year history to receive the honor.
- The decision has sparked backlash from alumni, who argue the timing overlooks other legendary players and diminishes the program's historical legacy.
- Deion Sanders defended the move, attributing the criticism to his son's last name and offering to reconcile with alumni through a gesture of handshakes and hugs before the spring game.
- NFL evaluators are split on Shedeur Sanders’ draft potential, with some praising his record-breaking performances and others raising concerns about his interview demeanor and perceived arrogance.
- As the April 24 NFL Draft approaches, teams like the New York Giants and Miami Dolphins are reportedly conducting private evaluations of Sanders, keeping his draft position uncertain.