For some odd reason, it seems like everybody wants to see Shedeur Sanders of the Cleveland Browns fail.
Whatever the reason might be, whether it be rooted in hate because of his confident attitude, his father Deion Sanders being arguably one of the greatest players in NFL history, or any other reason why people don't like him, a lot of it seems unfair.
That even includes some questions that have been asked to Sanders by the media, and the latest ones to do so, and his response shows that he truly has his head on right, no matter how much people want to say otherwise.
Sanders was asked if his relationship with head coach Kevin Stefanski was a good one and if he believed that he was being sabotaged by him.
Sanders had a great response, once again showing that he knows better than to come out and give the media what they want by making an outrageous comment.
"So you just want to start trouble, huh?" Sanders told reporters. "What people do outside the building isn’t really in my control… Coach Stefanski has been coaching since I got here. He tells me what I need to do on and off the field. We’ve definitely grown. Our relationship and everything has grown, so I’m just thankful to be here.”
Sanders has no reason to believe that Stefanski is sabotaging him in any way, although some points do suggest that he should have been playing earlier. At the end of the day, Stefanski has a job to win football games, and if he believed Sanders wasn't ready yet, that's the coach's decision to make.
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