QB Shedeur Sanders is unsure if he wants to throw on the NFL combine harvester

Frisco, Texas-Former Colorado Quarterback Shedeur Sanders said on Saturday he’s unsure if he wants to throw himself over the NFL scouting combination in Indianapolis next month.

Sanders participates in the East-West Shrine Bowl, but does not participate in the training or in the match Thursday. He was at the West team’s first training at the University of North Texas on Saturday morning, but stood on the field and saw the other views.

Although Sanders will not do any work on the field at Shrine Bowl, he repeated his belief that he is worthy of being the top election in the 2025 NFL draft. He has been training in the Dallas area with former Miamis Cam Ward, another Top Quarterback prospectus in this year’s draft.

“We changed the program at Jackson (State University),” Sanders said. “We went to Colorado, changed the program. And we did everything people didn’t think we were able to. So that’s why I know I’m the most guaranteed risk you can take.”

Sanders met with several teams Friday, including Tennessee Titans, Cleveland Browns and New York Giants, which have the first three choices in the draft. Titans met with Sanders for 45 minutes.

“I like that I am able to get at the forefront of everything and they are able to understand me and ask me the questions they want,” Sanders said. “I don’t show up.

While Sanders is convinced of his dignity as the first overall choice, he said he would be “grateful for every situation and whoever pronounces me. I know I will be able to change their program.”

When asked what he wants to bring to a team, Sanders smiled and said, “Many wins.”

Shedeur’s older brother Shilo, a security, is also in Texas for the game. Colorado is also represented by Wide Receiver Will Sheppard, Lajohntay Wester, Jimmy Horn Jr. and Cornerback Cam’ron Silmon-Craig.

ESPNS TURRON DAVENPORT contributed to this report.