Shedeur Sanders is the No. 1 pick of the 2025 NFL Draft in the latest mock from NFL.com's Bucky Brooks. Brooks projects the Tennessee Titans drafting

The Titans are in need of an improvement at quarterback. The 2024 campaign saw both Will Levis and Mason Rudolph under center. Turneovers were the story in Tennessee, as the duo combined for 3,621 passing yards, 22 passing touchdowns, and 21 interceptions while recording a 63.5% completion percentage.

The Tennessee Titans got their first look at one of their ... also got some time with his college head coach and father, Deion Sanders during the meeting as well. According to insider Turron ...

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders met with the Tennessee Titans, who hold the NFL Draft's No. 1 pick, on Friday.

Also in attendance for a portion of the meeting — though unexpected and only via FaceTime — was the quarterback’s father, Deion Sanders. The Titans, who have the first overall pick, met with Sanders for 45 minutes. The meeting also included a surprise FaceTime call from Shedeur’s father, Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders.

University of Colorado coach Deion Sanders went on social media last month to clear up a "lie" that his son, Shedeur, would refuse to play for the Browns or the Giants.

Anything can happen in three months, but Sanders appears to be having a great pre-draft process.. The college football season is done and dusted. The NFL season has just one game left, the Super Bowl.

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders reveals his true thoughts if the Titans take him with the No. 1 overall pick of 2025 NFL Draft

The Cleveland Browns aren't worried about Colorado head coach Deion Sanders preventing his son, Shedeur, from playing for the AFC North team should it

We already know what's in store for Shedeur Sanders in the 2025 NFL draft. The post Deion Sanders Receives Shocking Shedeur Sanders News From Browns GM After Shifting Focus on Shilo's Turmoil appeared first on EssentiallySports.

As Saturday’s practices kicked off the Shrine Bowl week, Sanders was in street clothes with the West team. While it’s not uncommon for top-level prospects to eschew on-field practices, both the Shrine Bowl and Senior Bowl made noise about not allowing that for this year’s editions of the most significant all-star games.