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Shedeur Sanders: 'Wherever Things End Up I'll Be Fine' amid Giants, Raiders Rumors

Scott PolacekDec 18, 2024

Shedeur Sanders has confidence in himself regardless of where he ends up in the NFL draft.

"Wherever things end up I'll be fine," the Colorado quarterback said (2:35 mark) when discussing his immediate future and the time he spent in New York.

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The comments come amid plenty of buzz about him potentially ending up on the Las Vegas Raiders or New York Giants.

And Sanders did nothing to quiet that buzz when he recently shared an Instagram story with Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium captioned with the word "legendary" and played catch with Giants star Malik Nabers:

B/R's NFL Scouting Department listed Sanders as the No. 9 overall player and No. 2 quarterback behind Miami's Cam Ward in last month's big board of NFL draft prospects. It also ranked Sanders as the most pro-ready signal-caller and the most accurate one.

He will surely be an early pick, and the Giants and Raiders are in line to land the top two selections at 2-12 overall. Neither of them have franchise quarterbacks in place, so the speculation surrounding them and Sanders will surely continue leading into April's draft.

Sanders made it clear he would be happy with any destination.