Daniel Jeremiah Believes Shedeur Sanders Will Only Be Drafted by Giants or Steelers in First Round

Wow, the NFL Draft is almost here, and it’s all anyone can talk about. It’s like every sports fan collectively decided to become an expert in predicting the future, right? Anyway, Shedeur Sanders. Heard of him? If not, crawl out from under that rock. This guy’s the talk of the town, and if your team’s got a first-round pick, odds are they’re drooling over him—or at least thinking about it.

Now, some folks think Sanders might end up with the Giants. Apparently, they’ve got the third pick. But then there’s Daniel Jeremiah—calls himself a draft guru or something—saying Sanders might do the New York hustle or slide down to, err, Heinz Field? Yep, Steelers got the 21st pick, which is quite the drop from the third. What a range, huh? Jeremiah seems to have drawn a line in the sand at these two. No idea why, but hey, gurus gotta guru.

Meanwhile, Cam Ward’s hogging the first pick spotlight. Poor Browns and Giants get the leftovers—tougher pick than deciding between your morning coffee blends. They need a QB like yesterday. But then, athletes like Travis Hunter and Abdul Carter pop up, waving like, “Hey, look at us!” That’s gotta mess with their heads.

The Giants, though—total internal drama factory these days. Reports (and by reports, I mean glorified gossip) say they’re split. They need someone to throw the pigskin, but when hotshots like Hunter are glistening under those draft night lights, it’s a coin toss.

Back to Jeremiah’s musings—he reckons no team really fits between the Giants and Steelers for Sanders. But what about, I dunno, teams like the Raiders? Just because they’ve got Geno Smith doesn’t mean they’ve locked down the future. Or the Saints. Derek’s nursing an injury, after all. And here they are, sitting pretty at sixth and ninth. Seems like the right spot to make a bold move, right?

If, and this is a big if, Sanders bypasses them… Pittsburgh’s pacing around their draft board at 21, clicking pens nervously. Yet, you know, they might just get lucky. It’s like when you stay late at a party you weren’t feeling, only to find the perfect slice of cake pretty much waiting for you. Steelers with their love for QB dilemmas—they just might luck out here.

Jeremiah’s pretty convinced about his take. Could be the Steelers’ lucky draft, despite Aaron Rodgers leaving them hanging. Who knows, they might snag Shedeur and waltz away like they just won the lottery. Draft days are wild that way.