Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders is projected to be one of the top two QBs selected in the 2025 NFL draft alongside Miami’s Cam Ward.
Before the draft, Sanders has been participating in several NFL events. He was at NFL Honors where he met NFL legends like Bill Belichick and Jerry Jones. He even brought a mobile podcast set up so he could speak about the Super Bowl and his predictions.
Shedeur Sanders Makes His Final Predictions For The Super Bowl
The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are scheduled to compete in the Super Bowl on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET. The Chiefs are favored heading into the game.
Sanders released an episode of his podcast, ‘2Legendary with Shedeur Sanders’ on Sunday. On the episode, Sanders spoke about the Super Bowl and what he thinks is going to happen. In a clip posted on the podcast’s Instagram account, Sanders’ co-host asks him what he thinks the Eagles need to do to stop QB Patrick Mahomes.
“Nah Jalen Hurts got it,” Sanders said. “I think he’s built for the moment. I think he’s ready for it. I think he’s gonna do it.”
Sanders was then asked why he thinks he is ready now rather than two years ago when the Eagles were in the Super Bowl.
“I think he was at this place a couple of years ago and didn’t work out in his favor. They just have too much of a great team overall and the chemistry is really good. And I think they’ll take it away.”
Sanders was then asked how he would feel if he had elite wide receivers like the Eagles do and how he would use them.
“I feel like I’m able to use whatever receiver I have. I know I can utilize their skill set, and even going into next year when I do have my franchise, I’ll know how to utilize each player and how to get the most from them.”
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If Sanders is right, the Eagles will ruin any hopes the Chiefs had of becoming the first team in NFL history to win three Super Bowls in a row.
If the Eagles are going to win, Hurts is going to need to have a big impact. He does not necessarily need to outplay Patrick Mahomes, but he needs to limit turnovers.