New York has been connected to the Colorado quarterback, and has been doing its due diligence on him for a long time according to a New York insider.

As one of the early favorites to be the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL draft, Shedeur Sanders is leaning toward participating in the scouting combine. On

In the latest mock draft from The Athletic, Dane Brugler has him dropping all the way to the Las Vegas Raiders at No. 6, which would make sense for the franchise that needs a QB. Here’s his take on the drop:

As his stock among scouts and pundits rose and the landscape of the 2025 NFL draft order became clearer, Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders dropped hints as to his true feelings about potential landing spots.

The New York Giants reportedly have their eye on one quarterback heading into the 2025 NFL draft. Per SNY's Connor Hughes, Giants general manager Joe

In the latest mock from our Christian D’Andrea — a top-five mini-mock — he had the Cleveland Browns grabbing the Colorado quarterback at No. 2. But in the latest CBS Sports mock from Mike Renner, he has the Browns taking Penn State pass rusher Abdul Carter. Where does Sanders end up? Falling into the laps of the Las Vegas Raiders at No. 6.

The official NFL draft order is set at the top with the playoff teams still waiting to see their spots. The Tennessee Titans have the top overall pick followed by the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants. The New England Patriots, Jacksonville Jaguars and Las Vegas Raiders are slated at Nos. 3-6.

NFL Draft season has brought unprecedented attention to Deion Sanders, his son Shedeur Sanders, and the influence Coach Prime may exert over Shedeur’s NFL future. Deion’s vocal stance on the conditions under which Shedeur should enter the league,

NFL Draft order is set and the Giants are locked into the third pick but it appears they were prepared to draft Sheduer Sanders in the 2024 NFL Draft. Per a report by Connor Hughes of SNY, the Giants conducted thorough scouting of Sanders and were prepared to pick him.

According to Connor Hughes, the Giants did homework on Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders last year and had a completed scouting report in case he had declared for the draft. Hughes said Sanders would have been a target for New York in the second or third round.