Colorado Buffaloes football coach Deion Sanders and his son Shedeur caught criticism for bungling the Baltimore Ravens' offer to back up Lamar Jackson.

The Ravens were planning to pick Shedeur Sanders before he let it be known he didn’t want to play in Baltimore, a new report says.

Former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders made the Cleveland Browns 53-man roster as the third-string quarterback for their Week One matchup against

Shedeur Sanders has been rumored to tell the Ravens not to draft him. Former first-round pick Alex Smith didn't hold back on him.

Shedeur Sanders reportedly informed the Baltimore Ravens he didn't want to play for them because he didn't feel like he could earn playing time over Lamar Jackson.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders lived a charmed existence last year, riding Heisman winner Travis Hunter and star quarterback Shedeur Sanders to a historic nine-win season. They were the story of college football, watched and talked about by all. If the Big 12 opener against Houston is any indication, those glory days are already over.

Deion Sanders hit on a variety of high notes at his weekly news conference, from seeking wins over an identity to looking for "leadership and consistency" out of whoever winds up as his quarterback.