A former New York Giants coach had some good issues to say about quarterback Shedeur Sanders, however many Giants followers are usually not going to love the comparability he made.
Former Giants coach Pat Shurmur has labored with Sanders as Colorado’s offensive coordinator. He mentioned he sees some similarities between Sanders and former Giants quarterback Daniel Jones, who Shurmur coached in 2019.
“I feel they’re very comparable prospects, from a participant and an individual,” Shurmur told Paul Schwartz of The New York Post. “I feel they’re each fantastic human beings, they’re each extremely achieved, proficient faculty gamers which have an opportunity to make an impression within the NFL, so there’s a whole lot of similarities between Daniel Jones and Shedeur Sanders.”
Shurmur meant this as a praise, however Giants followers in all probability won’t take it as such. Whereas Jones had some preliminary success with New York, his second contract turned out to be a catastrophe and the team unceremoniously dumped him this previous season. If the Giants are contemplating taking Sanders at No. 3 general, they’ll need a way more profitable profession than that.
Sanders continues to divide opinion amongst NFL evaluators. The Giants chosen Jones at No. 6 in 2019, so it will be the same funding to pick Sanders.
The Giants have yet another exercise with Sanders earlier than the draft, however latest rumors recommend they may be going in a different direction at this level. Giants followers would in all probability want that if Sanders is simply the second coming of Jones. Some NFL groups may not even think he can achieve that.
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