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Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders has treated the 2025 NFL Draft process like he doesn't care about going No. 1. So what's his true motivation?

Shedeur Sanders could go as high as No. 2 overall to the Cleveland Browns in the 2025 NFL Draft. At the same time, the former Colorado quarterback could experience a fall down the board. It all depends what teams like the Browns and the New York Giants — who own the No.

When appearing on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Monday, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport speculated three quarterbacks could be taken within he top 15 when the draft gets underway on April 24, but could not pinpoint where the former Buffaloes quarterback and son of NFL legend Deion Sanders would land.

There probably is not a more polarizing prospect in this year’s NFL draft than Shedeur Sanders, who is well aware of it and trying to ignore all the glare that comes with it.

The Browns holding a private workout for Shedeur Sanders will mark the fourth time the two sides will have interacted ahead of the 2025 NFL draft

This is not the first time Sanders has entered himself into his son’s pre-draft process. Back in November, Sanders said he would “privately” intervene with the potential landing sports of both Shedeur and Hunter if he thought the “wrong” team drafted either player.

The New York Giants have been projected to take a star wide receiver to help out Shedeur Sanders in a recent mock draft.

Despite the presence of both Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston the New York Giants roster, Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders continues to be the dominant selection in our Giants mock draft tracker. This week, Sanders was the choice at No. 3 in 34 of 75 mock drafts (45.3%).