Love him or hate him, but one can never ignore Shedeur Sanders! It took one game for the Colorado Buffaloes QB to lose his hero status. For the haters who are waiting for Shedeur to slip down the popularity slope, go get some chairs as you will have to wait a bit longer. The Shedeur Sanders craze is still not over. This time, Deion Sanders Jr. came forward making the most use of his camera skills, capturing how his brother had people with glued eyes on him.

It feels good to see Shedeur keeping his head high amidst the tumultuous times instead of seeking refuge. However, the Buffs fans need to worry about their Baylor face-off which is most likely to slip away from Coach Prime’s hands.  

Shedeur Sanders Boulder walk stuns fans

On September 16, Well Off Forever dropped a reel for the fans on Instagram. Even though, Bucky captured Shedeur with his back turned towards the camera, it did not take much time for the fans to guess who it was. The caption said it all, “Young Man Turnt Out In These Boulder Streets @shedeursanders.” Jr. as usual outperformed with his camera shots and started with the shot of a black-colored Rolls Royce to oomph the X-factor of Shedeur. 

The Buffs QB was then spotted moving into what appeared to be a store accompanied by two security personnel. The time between getting down from his car to moving into the property had not even been a minute, but it was enough to get the crowd huddled up on the sideways. As Jr.’s camera panned away from Shedeur and pointed to the group of ladies surprised by the QB’s sudden visit, their facial expressions were enough to show his fan frenzy.

After their soul-crushing loss against Nebraska Cornhuskers, he wasted no time to return to the rhythm of life. No matter how brilliantly the Buffs QB tries to show that all is good in Boulder, things are going to get rough on September 21.     

Shedeur’s numbers hold strong despite the loss

While the haters are often ready to strip off Shedeur, his stats tell a different story. For the two wins that the Buffs had this season, the QB has accounted for 755 yards, one interception, and eight touchdowns made to a completion percentage of 74.7%. Even in their lone loss, Shedeur Sanders managed to complete 60.5%, one touchdown, and one interception. But the problem lies in the revamped O-line that failed to protect the player from the five sacks while playing against Nebraska. 

Right at the moment, Deion Sanders’ army entered Week 3 as the worst rushing team in the college football landscape. Going by the numbers over the first two weeks, they averaged just 37.5 rushing yards per game accompanied by 1.7 yards per carry. 

While they are comparatively better at their running game, running 109 yards and 5.7 yards per carry, it will be only an act of balancing. The last time the Buffs and Baylors had a face-off was in 2010 when the Bears won the final 31-25. Now will Shedeur Sanders turn out to be the lucky charm for Colorado? Do share your thoughts.