Shedeur Sanders Goes Unselected in Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft

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Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders entered Thursday night’s first round of the 2025 NFL Draft as one of the most intriguing wild cards—and that uncertainty continues into Friday.mmm

Despite a stellar 2024 campaign and an FBS-record 71.8% career completion rate, Sanders was not selected in Round 1. He now awaits his opportunity as teams prepare for the start of Round 2.

In a video shared on social media following the conclusion of the first round, Sanders acknowledged he didn’t expect to still be on the board but remained positive and in good spirits.

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