Sheduer Sanders explains bringing offensive line to press conference with media callout
Shedeur Sanders felt his comments about the protection and blocking he was getting from his offensive line were getting taken out of context. So the Colorado quarterback took matters into his own hands, bringing his offensive linemen to the press conference after a rivalry win on Saturday.
Sanders was among the most-sacked quarterbacks in college football last season and the 2024 Buffaloes offensive line hadn’t looked fearsome early. So amidst further scrutiny of his line — that often gets filtered through him in postgame pressers — Sanders decided that following a 28-9 win over Colorado State, he’d just bring the linemen in with him.
“So basically at the end of the game, we had a press conference at the end, and basically we decided to bring the offensive line in there,” Sanders said on his “2Legendary” podcast. “What’s crazy is, overall, the media really like changes everything or try to paint you as a bad person overall. So it’s like, ‘OK, cool, if y’all are going to not put everything I’m saying in there, then OK, cool, I’m going to bring those guys that you know, y’all could effect or y’all could’ve made those guys feel some type of way in there so they could hear everything. So that was the purpose of that.”
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