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Shedeur Sanders remains available as the NFL Draft heads to the fourth round, and the final day
The wait continues for Shedeur Sanders.
Night two of the 2025 NFL Draft has come to a close, with another 70 prospects having realized their professional football dreams. But Sanders continues to wonder where his NFL career will begin, as several quarterbacks came off the board, and the Colorado prospect remains on the board.
And atop our list of the best available prospects.
Some other fascinating players remain on the board, beyond Sanders.
The Cincinnati Bengals finally hit on a pick in the 2025 NFL draft that fans across the board seemed to love.
It’s not hard to see why, either. The Bengals drafting Georgia’s Dylan Fairchild in the third round presents a possible upgrade to the interior of the offensive line for Joe Burrow as soon as the summer.
While Bengals fans were getting antsy after the team drafted Shemar Stewart in the first round and linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr. in the second, Fairchild’s arrival seemed to calm things dramatically.
Buffalo continued their emphasis on developing the defensive side of the ball, selecting Arkansas defensive end Landon Jackson with the 72nd overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Jackson, much like second-round pick TJ Sanders, attacks blockers with power and strength. Jackson isn’t necessarily a pass rusher with a large repertoire of moves, but he wins with his hands and can push linemen into the backfield. Buffalo found a player that fits with their defensive end archetype, as Jackson’s massive wingspan gives him an upper edge on offensive linemen.
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The explanations for Shedeur Sanders falling in the 2025 NFL Draft have varied from reasonable to completely nonsensical.
Like, for example, former Congressman Jamaal Bowman who predictably blamed “racism,” because he has no other ideas.
READ: Shedeur Sanders’ NFL Draft Disaster Blamed On Racism By Nasty Democrat: WATCH
Commentator Emmanuel Acho added his perspective to the Shedeur Sanders discourse, saying he believes that part of the reason he fell in the draft is because he “didn’t code switch.
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