It was a conversation about the NFL draft, and I am beyond confused from this standpoint.

I feel like the entire season, it was, especially when things started to go poorly for the Giants,

it was, you know what, they're not good, but next year you got Cam Ward and Shador Sanders.

We're going to take Shador Sanders if we're lucky enough to be, forget number three, number one.

Like that was the idea. Deion Sanders talking about my kid's going to be the first. Okay, fine.

Then whatever the case might be, we've heard now, I mean, I've seen some draft mock drafts, you got the smear campaign, some would say. And then I'm listening to things and whatever it was, whoever it was is saying,

Shura Sanders might go number two.

Yes.

Is this kid a player or is he not?

I think you're talking about Todd McShay.

Yeah, yeah.

So Todd McShay was doing a whole dissertation on Kevin Stefansky and the Cleveland Browns and the type of quarterback that he has had success with.

And the types of quarterbacks that Kevin Stofansky has been around and has had success with have been pocket passers.

And that's exactly what Chedore Sanders is.

There's different types of quarterbacks.

They play different ways.

And the way that the game has played today, you know, he's like a throwback. You know, he's like,

he's an old school Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, you know, even Aaron Rogers is more mobile than those

guys. Like he's just, he's mobile, but he doesn't want to do that. He wants to play the position the way he believes he's best at it,

and that is sitting in the pocket and throw it.

And I think Todd McShay's description of who Shador Sanders is as a player is spot on.

That's exactly what he is.

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