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New York Post
18 hours ago
- Sport
- New York Post
Shilo Sanders clowns brother Shedeur over speeding ticket drama
Shilo did Shedeur dirty. The middle Sanders son poked fun at his older brother in a new video — part of his 'Tampa Food Tour' YouTube series — when he made a joke about Shedeur's recent issues with speeding in Ohio. In the clip, Shilo is crossing a street in Tampa when he takes the jab at the Browns rookie quarterback. Advertisement Getty Images 'We out here in Tampa. We gotta be careful crossing the street, especially if Shedeur is out here,' Shilo said in the clip before making himself laugh. Shilo was, of course, referencing Shedeur's recent issues with speeding tickets, which made headlines last week. Advertisement Shedeur was stopped and cited for going 101 mph, 41 miles over the posted speed limit, on June 17 in a Cleveland suburb and had been stopped two weeks before that in another stop, where he was cited for 91 mph in a 75 mph zone. A spokesperson for the Browns told that Shedeur was 'taking care of the tickets' and that the team had addressed the citations with him. Shilo Sanders Shilo Sanders/YouTube Advertisement In body cam footage during the June 17 stop, police officers commented that he had been 'cool' with them during the interaction and that they were giving a break to the woman who was also stopped with him. During the stop, Shedeur didn't initially think he was going as fast as police said he was. 'I'm like, you were 100 percent going that fast, it's all on camera, man,' one officer could be heard telling another as he sat in the police cruiser. Advertisement Shedeur, a fifth round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, purportedly addressed the situation in a video posted on social media this week, which showed a conversation between him and teammate David Njoku's charity. 'I've made some wrong choices personally, and I can own up to them,' Shedeur said. 'I made some, you know, not great choices. … I learned.'
NBC Sports
a day ago
- Sport
- NBC Sports
Shilo Sanders pokes fun at Shedeur's recent speeding tickets
Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders has picked up a couple of speeding tickets this month. He also has received a dig from his brother, Buccaneers safety Shilo Sanders. Via Shilo made the comment in the latest episode of his Tampa Food Tour. 'I know we out here in Tampa we got to be careful crossing the street, especially if Shedeur is out here,' Shilo said. While Shilo was joking, it shows how Shedeur's behavior has quickly become a low-hanging punchline. It's not what he needs at a time when he's still reeling from draft-weekend free fall, and when he's (by all appearances) sitting at No. 4 on the Browns' depth chart with training camp looming. The best strategy for the next months is simple. Don't speed.
Yahoo
10-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Safety Shilo Sanders Surprises College Program with Stunning Gift
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Safety Shilo Sanders Surprises College Program with Stunning Gift originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The slightly less-famous older brother of Shedeur Sanders was signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent safety back in early May. Advertisement Shilo Sanders agreed to a three-year, $2.965 million contract to begin his pro career ahead of the Bucs' rookie minicamp. Sanders played the past two seasons at Colorado alongside Shedeur and was coached by his Pro Football Hall of Fame father, Deion. And now that he's signed his rookie deal, he wanted to give back to his alma mater. On Friday, he gifted the entire Buffaloes roster Apple watches. Shilo played two seasons at South Carolina before joining his father and brother at Jackson State for the 2021 and 2022 seasons. Sanders finished his collegiate career at Colorado with his brother and father in 2023 and 2024. Advertisement Across a six-year college career, Sanders notched 217 total tackles with 160 solo and six for loss, one sack, six interceptions, including a pick-6, two fumble recoveries, including one scoop-and-score, and seven forced fumbles in 52 games. Bucs head coach Todd Bowles, who also serves as the team's defensive coordinator, had high praise for Shilo. 'Like the rest of the safeties, he's very intelligent. He's very loud. You can hear him today, making calls and everything, so he has a good grasp of things Day 1,' Bowles said. Bucs head coach Todd Bowles, who also serves as the team's defensive coordinator, had high praise for Shilo. Advertisement 'Like the rest of the safeties, he's very intelligent. He's very loud. You can hear him today, making calls and everything, so he has a good grasp of things Day 1,' Bowles said. Related: Buccaneers Have Opportunity for $84M 2-Time Pro Bowl Cornerback Jaire Alexander Related: 'He's Pissed Off!' Buccaneers Expect Haason Reddick to Attend Mandatory Minicamp This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 10, 2025, where it first appeared.
Time of India
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Shilo Sanders celebrates Tampa Bay Buccaneers contract by surprising University of Colorado football players with Apple Watches worth $39,501
Shilo Sanders (via Getty Images) Shilo Sanders secured a $2.96 million rookie deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 25-year-old defensive back made a heartwarming return to the University of Colorado, surprising his former teammates with a luxury gift, a brand-new Apple Watch Series 10 for each player. He spent $39,501 on the gesture, strengthening his bond with the Buffaloes, even as he begins a new chapter in the NFL. Colorado football team receives Apple Watch Series 10 from Shilo Sanders after NFL contract signing The generous act by Shilo Sanders was revealed in the latest episode of the family-run YouTube channel, Well Off Media. The video captured Shilo Sanders returning to Boulder and personally handing out Apple Watches to every member of the University of Colorado football roster, a total of 99 players. Each device retails at a starting price of $399, and Shilo Sanders ensured no one was left out. The surprise is no shock to fans who are aware of the Sanders family legacy, which not only includes on-field success but also building a unique team culture at Colorado. The tradition of fashionable watches became a hallmark during Deion Sanders' time as head coach, and the gift from Shilo continues that tradition. THANK YOU SHILO! Shilo Sanders Gifts ENTIRE COLORADO FOOTBALL TEAM APPLE WATCHES The moment has clearly struck a chord with the players, many of whom were seen with excitement flaunting their new gadgets and shouting "Shout out Shilo" before the camera. Bonding on and off the field While Shilo Sanders may not start immediately for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, his off-field gestures are already earning him respect. His recent activities also extended to his NFL teammates, including a group dinner and backstage tour at a Desi Banks comedy show in Tampa, showing a consistent effort to build camaraderie. The locker room in Boulder still misses both Shilo and his younger brother, Shedeur Sanders, who has become a prominent figure in college football. Several players expressed how their absence is felt, but also celebrated their success as they step into professional careers. Also read: Cam Newton slams Antonio Brown for trying to sabotage Shilo Sanders' NFL future over viral training video Shilo's eyes are now firmly focused on earning his place in the Buccaneers' defensive lineup. A humble approach, coupled with growing rapport with teammates, may serve him well in following the routes of most young defensive backs to gradually push their way up the depth chart to become major contributors in the league.
Time of India
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Cam Newton slams Antonio Brown for trying to sabotage Shilo Sanders' NFL future over viral training video controversy
NFL veteran Cam Newton isn't staying silent when it comes to protecting young athletes from potentially damaging narratives—especially when they're being targeted by controversial former wide receiver Antonio Brown. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now On his '4th and 1' podcast, Newton took a strong stance in defense of Shilo Sanders, son of NFL legend Deion 'Prime' Sanders, after Brown shared old training footage seemingly meant to humiliate the young defensive back. Antonio Brown posts edited clips, ignites backlash from Cam Newton The drama began when Antonio Brown posted a video showing Shilo Sanders struggling during a training session with him years ago. Brown, known as much for his erratic behavior as his football career, used the clip to mock Shilo and criticize the Sanders family. In his post, Brown accused Deion Sanders of using him to help his 'sorry kids,' referring to both Shilo and Shedeur Sanders. Newton, however, wasn't having it. He called out the selective editing of the footage, questioning why only 'two clips' from a full workout session were shared. 'In defense of Shilo, he's trying to carve out a place on the team,' Newton said, referencing Shilo's current battle to make the Tampa Bay Buccaneers roster as an undrafted free agent. Cam Newton provides crucial context to protect Shilo Sanders' reputation Newton revealed that Shilo himself sent the uncut footage to Brown in an attempt to show the full story. According to Newton, the videos depicted a much younger Shilo—possibly still in high school—being put through drills by Antonio Brown, who at the time was one of the NFL's most dominant receivers. 'He was a youngin',' Newton emphasized. 'And you're talking about A.B. in his prime going against a teenager? That's not a fair matchup.' Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Perhaps most notably, Newton acknowledged the real-world consequences such footage could have on a player's future. 'The release of that content was not ideal for Shilo's situation,' he admitted, recognizing how the negative attention could derail a young athlete's path to a pro career. Also Read: By providing the full context and speaking up on a public platform, Newton is not just defending Shilo Sanders—he's drawing a line in the sand against weaponized content and protecting the integrity of young, developing players in the NFL.
