The beat goes on for the St. Louis Blues, and it’s hard to imagine this team finding the different types of ways to win. A ...

Taking place March 18-21, over 200 Big 12 football athletes will compete to boost their draft stock in front of nearly 300 ...

Early indications suggest that former Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders will be that guy in 2025. The post-Combine noise has gotten loud. Most of it has come from scattered reports based on the ...

Shedeur Sanders considers himself a program changer. And that apparently turned off some NFL teams. NFL Network insider Peter Schrager revealed that Sanders — the son of Colorado coach and NFL ...

With the 2025 NFL Draft approaching, Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders has been a huge storyline. Sanders is projected as the No. 2 quarterback taken off the board in this year’s ...

One of the biggest though were the chatter of top quarterback prospects including Colorado's Shedeur Sanders. Todd Bowles and the Buccaneers certainly aren't looking for a franchise quarterback at ...

Quarterback Shedeur Sanders said last month that his first pre-draft visit would be with the Browns and it is reportedly going to happen soon. Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com reports that Sanders will ...

Colorado Buffaloes star quarterback Shedeur Sanders, son to NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, is among the major names being discussed as a possible top overall pick in the NFL draft on April 24.

Shedeur Sanders carries automatic cachet into the NFL Draft because he’s the son of a high-profile Hall of Famer. But would we be talking about him as a first-round prospect if he weren’t ...

And it appears one went horribly wrong for top quarterback prospect Shedeur Sanders. Sanders displayed his patented confidence during his media session, mirroring his father, Deion Sanders ...

Make your thoughts known. Jacob Robinson was on the ground at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis all of last week ...

Sometimes the NFL Combine doesn't go as expected, and Shedeur Sanders understands that. Let's face it. The combine is stressful enough with so many NFL scouts, front office personnel, and owners ...