Should Tennessee pull sanders away from the draft?

[ru4real-really?]

Age limits????

 

[smokeymon]

Emm....NO

 

[KTrain]

Shedeur Sanders should consider trying to return to college football

He could challenge the NCAA rule, and go back to Colorado — or another school.

www.nbcsports.com

Ban worthy IMO and under 100 post looks like & smells like a Nico troll.

 

[Sara Clark]

Surely this can't be a serious question.

 

[rickyyrs]

Shedeur Sanders should consider trying to return to college football

He could challenge the NCAA rule, and go back to Colorado — or another school.

www.nbcsports.com

I think there is a reason NFL teams are staying away from Shedeur Sanders. Even the Oregon and Bama QBs got picked.

 

[NATHAN05]

Surely this can't be a serious question.

I've noticed (especially during the offseason) how much recieving "likes" and/or "comments", even if negative, drives some people here. Social media is truly a drug for some and a large amount of the reason our society will fall.

 

[Sivad]

We would have to retire his number first

 

[knoxvol52]

Good grief, stay off the weed...

 

[tbh]

He could try for UCLA, they seem to collect primadonna QBs (and families) like Pokemons.

 

[YankeeVol]

Winning a case like that could lead to a flood of players entering subsequent NFL drafts, and looking to go back to college if they don't get picked high enough to satisfy them. That could wreak havoc with the draft, and with colleges trying to plan their rosters going forward, which would then affect recruiting. Could be a whale of a mess.

I don't believe he signed an agent.

 

[Behr]

This is officially the dumbest threat i have ever seen on volnation. My goodness.

 

[unfrozencvmanvol]

In the history of bad ideas floated on this board this one is certainly up there.

 

[driscokid]

Nico is some where saying thank gawd...someone else is being dog out by the sports world instead of me

He is in the same path most likely

 

[VOLINVONORE]

Shedeur Sanders should consider trying to return to college football

He could challenge the NCAA rule, and go back to Colorado — or another school.

www.nbcsports.com

HELL NO!

 

[LittleVol]

He’s actually perfect for our offense.

His mouth and the thing between his ears is the problem.


The most ridiculous thing about him is that he’s the same height as his father but runs a 4.8….
That makes no sense. You’re the son of Deion Sanders- play football like him- but you can’t even break 4.6???

 

[SpookyAction]

Postmadonna.
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[C-south]

Do you want Deion for a coach? NO. Even if not, NO.

 

[C-south]

Ban worthy IMO and under 100 post looks like & smells like a Nico troll. View attachment 738336

Well the pundits did bring it up last night.

 

[Tacoma Vol]

Shedeur Sanders should consider trying to return to college football

He could challenge the NCAA rule, and go back to Colorado — or another school.

www.nbcsports.com

We need a "Dislike" button. NO!

 

[cgrish]

The only Tennessee team stupid enough to think about getting Sanders is the Titans.

So far, even they are smart enough to leave him alone.

I actually had rather have Sanders than the one the Titans got. But time will tell how all this works out

 

[Enigmatic_Vol]

Shedeur Sanders should consider trying to return to college football

He could challenge the NCAA rule, and go back to Colorado — or another school.

www.nbcsports.com

Heyull No.

 

[Vol737]

As long as dad is at CU, that’s exactly where Shadeur would go back to if they won a court challenge. Someone will pick him up in the late rounds. There’s always a GM or HC that likes a project.

 

[savannahfan]

Can you not use BLUE font in a topic title. I would assume that's what you meant.

 

[xJesusx56]

I’d have written that off as an intrusive thought and buried it deep down. My man out here owning it.

 

[Tnphil]

This thread pretty much answers why the draft is going into the 4th round and Sanders is still not off the board....One thing is he's not all that good.....and NFL GM's and coaches don't want the circus that follows him.