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“Whoever Said That Is Goofy”: Shedeur Sanders Claps Back at Anonymous Coach Who Accused the QB Of Stat Padding

Anushree Gupta
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Shedeur Sanders has brought incredible numbers to the table, highlighting his profile among the NFL experts. It was only a matter of time until the young QB enjoyed attention from the football community. However, recently, in an unfavorable instance, an anonymous Pac-12 coach took shots at Shedeur, forcing the Colorado QB to react strongly.

Recently, a post was uploaded on the Colorado Buffaloes page via Deion Sanders Jr.’s ‘Well Off Media’ on YouTube. It starred Shedeur, stretching on the training ground in Boulder. The cameraman focussed on Shedeur, asking him about his take on the anonymous Pac-12 coach. That’s when the star QB lashed out at rival coach for being unreasonable.

Shedeur Sanders Responds to Anonymous Coach’s Criticism

In a recent report, an anonymous Pac-12 assistant coach expressed his views on Shedeur Sanders’ performance via The Athletic. He especially addressed the high sack rate that the quarterback has been experiencing. Implying that Shedeur holds on to the ball for an extended period, the coach commented that he had his eyes on a better completion rate.

“I think they want to rack up some stats for Shedeur. He really holds on to the ball a long time. I think he takes sacks because he doesn’t want to affect his completion percentage,” the anonymous assistant coach said.

According to the coach, Shedeur Sanders has also altered his playing style during the season. He has shifted to retreating more frequently. Explaining the same, he said, “He’s playing a little different than he did earlier in the season. Before he showed that he was willing to step up and escape through the B-gaps. Now, he’s retreating more.”

In response to the comments, Shedeur Sanders took to Deion Sanders Jr.’s ‘Well Off Media’ video to share his thoughts. He confidently dismissed the perspective while also clarifying that he would like to address all criticism directly. He added, “Yeah, I don’t do that. Oh, he got too much of a brain. So that coach whoever said that is goofy, he is lame 100 percent. Bro I wish I was on Instagram, I would respond to that whatever coach said. That is goofy.”

Shedeur Sanders is undoubtedly having a phenomenal year for the Colorado Buffaloes under his father and HC Deion Sanders. He is leading the Buffs towards something special and is not even considering moving to the NFL at the moment.

Shedeur Sanders Leading the Way in Colorado

In terms of stats, it’s worth noting that Shedeur Sanders boasts an impressive completion percentage of 74.8%, which ranks him eighth in all of college football. This is particularly remarkable given that he has attempted 214 passes. Consequently, he enjoys one of the top quarterback statuses in terms of passing attempts in the country.

The stats highlight his efficiency, but it remains true that he facing quite a difficulty with his sacking rate. The harsh comments from the anonymous coach do provide an interesting perspective on the Colorado Buffaloes QB. However, despite the criticism, Shedeur Sanders appears to be strong-headed like his father and is ready to face Arizona State in Week 6.

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Anushree Gupta

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Anushree Gupta is an NFL sports journalist for The SportsRush. She has been deeply immersed in American football for over a year. Her passion for football led her to transition into sports journalism. Previously a freelancer, she contributed her writing skills to various sports, including golf, basketball, and baseball. In 2023, she joined the Sportsrush NFL Division, channeling her enthusiasm into covering NFL news. She has authored over 900 articles and developed a deep connection with the sport. Anushree is a Philly fan, though she makes one exception for Tom Brady!

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