Colorado safety Shilo Sanders was on the losing side of the East-West Shrine Bowl when the West was shut out 25-0 by the East on Thursday, Jan. 30.

The Colorado safety — Deion Sanders’ son and the brother of top quarterback prospect Shedeur Sanders — fielded a question in an interview following the East-West Shrine Bowl on Thursday about “those little clips that people post out there,” often criticizing his coverage ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft and potential at the next level.

But while the game served as a significant step in his pre-draft journey, Sanders was just as focused on addressing his critics. Standing on the field at AT&T Stadium, Sanders made it clear he wasn’t happy with some of the narratives surrounding his performance during the week of practice leading up to the game.

The East crushed the West 25-0 in the 100th East-West Shrine Bowl, which took place Thursday in AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys. The

Shilo Sanders has always been in the spotlight, not just because of his last name but due to his undeniable talent and potential as a football player. However, the recent viral clips from the East-West Shrine Bowl practices have sparked conversations about his readiness for the next level.

Colorado football safety Shedeur Sanders compared himself to Donald Trump at the Shrine Bowl when adressing clips of him getting beat.