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Shilo Sanders Draft Stock Takes Hit After Struggles Versus K-State

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Updated: October 13, 2024

Known for his hard-hitting style, Shilo Sanders has been criticized for being overly aggressive, missing tackles, and making poor decisions on the field. In a recent game against Kansas State, running back DJ Giddens broke Shilo’s ankles with a highlight-worthy move, further damaging Sanders’ draft stock. Many analysts have downgraded Shilo, with some projecting him as an undrafted free agent in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Even Coach Prime, who rarely holds back when it comes to giving his sons credit, stated bluntly, “I thought he played horrible” after a recent game. Shilo’s response to the criticism has been defensive, urging detractors to check his missed tackle percentage via PFF (Pro Football Focus). However, that hasn’t quieted the chatter about his overall performance.

At 24 years old and a sixth-year senior, Shilo is significantly older than most of his peers on the field, yet he struggles to stand out. Some argue that his age and experience should have translated into a more polished game by now. Instead, he remains a polarizing figure, with many questioning whether he has what it takes to make it in the NFL.

Despite his struggles, Shilo’s passion for the game and family legacy keeps him in the spotlight. Whether he can turn things around remains to be seen, but as of now, his NFL future looks uncertain at best.

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