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Next Thursday night in Green Bay, the 2025 NFL Draft will take place, and it's almost certain that the first overall pick will be the University of Miami quarterback, Cam Ward. He is expected to go to the Tennessee Titans with the goal of giving the franchise a new direction and making them competitive in the AFC.
However, Cam Ward isn't the main storyline of the Draft. The spotlight is on what will happen with Shedeur Sanders. Some insiders believe his window opens at pick number 8-this would be if a team trades with the Carolina Panthers to snatch Sanders away from the New Orleans Saints, who hold pick number 9 and are one of the teams in need of a quarterback.
Another team in need of a quarterback is the Pittsburgh Steelers, but they pick at 21, so it'll be interesting to see everything that unfolds around Sanders. There's even a theory that the Dallas Cowboys might do something wild and take Deion Sanders' son.
Why Would Jerry Jones Draft Shedeur Sanders?
The Dallas Cowboys currently have Dak Prescott under a massive contract, but the team's current quarterback generates intense division among fans-some are with him, others aren't. The fact is, when the next season begins, Dak will be 32 years old and injuries are starting to become a regular issue.
It's also true that Jerry Jones is a big irer of Deion Sanders, Shedeur's father. On top of that, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys is a marketing master, and bringing another Sanders family member into the franchise would be a jersey-selling sensation.
That's why, among fan groups on social media, the debate has sparked: if the Saints on Sanders at 9 or no team trades up for him, and the Dallas Cowboys are on the clock at pick 12 with Shedeur still available, Jerry Jones might not up that chance.
The Cowboys' real needs lie elsewhere-a second wide receiver, offensive line, ground game-but if they're on the clock and Shedeur is available, the vibe and tension would be sky-high for Dallas fans wondering what good old Jerry Jones will decide.