Legendary
Shedeur Sanders proved the haters right in his NFL debut ⌚️🔥
— NFL Memes (@NFLMemes) November 17, 2025
- 4/16 (25% Completion Percentage)
- 47 Yards Passing
- 0 TD / 1 INT
- 2 Sacks
- 1 Fumble
- 1 Intentional Grounding
- 13.5 Passer Rating
- 6 Net Yards on 16 Dropbacks#LEGENDARY pic.twitter.com/ATOVJkHviJ
On one hand...yeah, his first minutes in an actual game, so any reaction is overreaction.
On the other hand, as someone who thinks he's just the latest Sanders to be brutally overhyped, I don't know how much improvement I'd expect. Getting a number retired for being the coach's son and losing a bowl game? Really?
KOC, JJM, Flores...make a good plan, or you'll be following Kwesi....
Ravens need to thx the football gods being able to play 2 greenhorn QB's back:back
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
Always admired Prime for 2 sport athlete, accomplishments, swag.. but I have to admit the Shtick has worn on me some (hype doesn't match expectations) and enjoying watching Shedure struggle.. weird
StickierBuns wrote:
The race baiters are out there, trying to hype him up (see Josina Anderson). She mentions the coach is 'setting him up to fail'. Every pass he completed she tweeted out some really WEIRD shit. This is a 5th round pick with marginal abilities. The media keeps bringing his name up because it gives a bump to ratings/views because people rush to defend/hate on him.
He and his old man are both lightning rods for sure...
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
Stefanski is catching flack as a racist for not preparing Shedeur better...because...he has not given Shedeur enough practice time with the "1"s. The backup gets virtually no time with the 1s in the middle of the season. That is particularly true with a rookie starting QB. You think Brosmer has thrown a pass of Jets since the season started?
I do pity Stefanski a little. You have to deal with both the Watson (and his salary) and Sanders' circuses at the same time and now deal with Flacco and Gabriel hurt. He could lose his job because of the money tied up in Watson and the carnival like atmosphere which he didn't create combined with the losing season
badgervike wrote:
I do pity Stefanski a little. You have to deal with both the Watson (and his salary) and Sanders' circuses at the same time and now deal with Flacco and Gabriel hurt. He could lose his job because of the money tied up in Watson and the carnival like atmosphere which he didn't create combined with the losing season
I do too...
Dont forget the ownership he's gotta deal on top of Sanders/Watson/Flacco/Gabriel...
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
StickierBuns wrote:
The race baiters are out there, trying to hype him up (see Josina Anderson). She mentions the coach is 'setting him up to fail'. Every pass he completed she tweeted out some really WEIRD shit. This is a 5th round pick with marginal abilities. The media keeps bringing his name up because it gives a bump to ratings/views because people rush to defend/hate on him.
Lmao! This is our media in 2025. Always have the race card handy to use for any situation at a moments notice, and it's always the same side.
I really like Stefanski. Isn't he like a two time coach of the year? He's been totally failed by an inept Browns owner and front office. Coincidently (or not) Kwesi came from that same front office. Decipher what you will
During the draft they kept focusing on Sanders "how far is he going to fall" or "can't believe team x or team y passed on Sanders when they need a quarterback". Stefanski probably wishes he would get fired so he can move on to a competent franchise.
supafreak84 wrote:
Lmao! This is our media in 2025. Always have the race card handy to use for any situation at a moments notice, and it's always the same side.
I really like Stefanski. Isn't he like a two time coach of the year? He's been totally failed by an inept Browns owner and front office. Coincidently (or not) Kwesi came from that same front office. Decipher what you will
Yea...that means that Kwesi isn't good enough for the Browns front office. If only he was good enough...
I think Kwesi should just put it on auto-draft this year.
badgervike wrote:
Yea...that means that Kwesi isn't good enough for the Browns front office. If only he was good enough...
I think Kwesi should just put it on auto-draft this year.
Before joining the Vikings in 2022 from the Browns where Kwesi spent one year as VP of Football operations, he was with the 49ers front office for 6 years.
mblack wrote:
Before joining the Vikings in 2022 from the Browns where Kwesi spent one year as VP of Football operations, he was with the 49ers front office for 6 years.
....yup, printing out spread sheets
StickierBuns wrote:
Coach < Prime has a losing record at Colorado as head coach. His son was drafted in the 5th round. Where's the excellence to back up the ridiculous media hype? Now that hype is long gone as we stand today....but there are still a few excuse makers out there in the media hanging onto it for relevance. And big surprise: they are black. How this helps anything other than stirring up the shit is beyond me. I think Cam Newton is another....and its hard to take his getups seriously.
I get all this and agree. But I don't have any problem with blacks supporting blacks. I think it is a good thing. As far as I am concerned, Prime was a clown. But he has done a lot to help and promote a path for young people to become good responsible men. So I give him credit for that.
badgervike wrote:
Yea...that means that Kwesi isn't good enough for the Browns front office. If only he was good enough...
I think Kwesi should just put it on auto-draft this year.
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