The college football career of the media sensation ended with impressive numbers, and now he is heading to the NFL, where he already has his critics despite not having played a single snap in the league. However, the life of Deion Sanders' son will always be under scrutiny.

The first three NFL teams to select are the , unless there is a surprise, and that's where the former quarterback from the University of Buffalo is headed.

In his final great year, Sanders didn't win the Heisman Trophy-his spectacular teammate Travis Hunter did-but the quarterback's performances were outstanding. This is why his offensive coordinator at the university and former NFL head coach sent a strong message.

"If you need a quarterback, draft Shedeur," said , Sanders' OC at Colorado.

For many, the best prospect for the 2025 draft is , but just days before the Pro Day, Shedeur has been sensational and, as always, raised expectations.

Even though many don't consider him the best in terms of arm strength, Shedeur was the number 1 in the country for completions, and he also stood out for his important precision, which is a very crucial trait for an .

Sanders ranked second in the nation for touchdown passes and third in passing yards. He also has a 71.8% completion rate in his historic career at .

With just a couple of days before the Big 12 Pro Day, all eyes will surely be on what Shedeur Sanders does in front of NFL scouts, and the division of opinions surrounding the media-focused quarterback will certainly continue.