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Shilo Sanders Clears Waivers as Buccaneers Pick Another Safety for Practice Squad

Toronto now holds his CFL rights, with the 25-year-old signaling openness to paths outside the NFL.

Overview

  • After his preseason ejection for punching Bills tight end Zach Davidson, the undrafted safety went unclaimed on waivers and was not brought back by Tampa Bay.
  • Todd Bowles called the punch inexcusable, and the Buccaneers instead signed rookie safety Jack Henderson to their initial practice squad.
  • Sanders thanked the organization in a video message and said he is in contact with his agent while staying ready for another NFL opportunity.
  • He also said he could pursue music, acting or modeling if football options do not materialize, noting he has prepared for life beyond the league.
  • Deion Sanders publicly backed his son’s mindset and readiness for next steps, as the Toronto Argonauts confirmed they hold Shilo SandersCFL negotiating rights.