Shedeur told ESPN that a frequent question he has been asked by teams during the NFL draft process is how he'll adjust to playing without his dad coaching him. Though teams haven't called the pairing a bad thing, they are at least curious about how he'll do without Deion there as coach.

The University of Colorado made an historic announcement on Monday. Before the start of the NFL careers for Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders, they will watch their respective numbers be retired at Folsom Field on Saturday before the annual Black and Gold spring game.

Those comments on the heels of Deion’s alleged comments to ESPN analyst and close friend Louis Riddick during Shedeur’s workout at Colorado’s Pro Day. Riddick thinks the Sanders camp hopes Shedeur falls past the top three teams in the NFL Draft, and lands with other teams, such as the New Orleans Saints or Steelers.