We had to take a break when Bumer was talking about Shudor Sanders

and, you know, growing up with Deion as your father and being in the spotlight

and how that could translate to the NFL,

but it seems like there are some people that maybe don't like that part of Shador Sanders,

maybe a little bit too flashy.

So if he drops, what, in your opinion, will be the reason why he drops? Okay,

here we go. First off, everybody's on TV. I don't understand why he's dropping. We had him here.

Well, you had him there because you don't know. I don't mean to be that way. But, you know,

people that are not in the NFL are making

all these, this guy, oh, he's first, going to be the first quarterback, first pick of the draft.

And then when they start the fall, they don't understand. Well, they start the fall, why? Because the

NFL starts judging them. And their opinions, you know, everybody's calling everybody and they get to go, oh, wow, I thought he was better

than that. No, no, I'm not talking about Schor, anybody. But, and they just can't figure out why

somebody's falling. So, you know, that's the first thing I like to always get off my mind. So you don't think

when, when you see, so if Chidor gets drafted in the 20s, you don't see it as him falling. It's really, that's where he should have ended up to begin with.

That's where the NFL said, yes.

And listen, I have not heard one person in the NFL say that they think he's like a top five pick in the draft.

And I heard the exact opposite of that.

Like, he is not a top five pick.

He's not worthy of it.

That's what he said.

That's what I said.

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