Cowboys Legend’s 2-Word Response to Deion Sanders Jr’s Fiery Message as Giants Pass on Shedeur in Mock Draft

Sports beef is usually all about trash talk and flexing, but every now and then, someone flips the script. That’s exactly what went down when Deion Sanders Jr. dropped a tweet that had people doing a double-take. Instead of throwing shade, he hit ‘em with a message about showing love—even to the haters. And Cowboys legend Dez Bryant? He was all in, dropping a two-word response that said everything.

Deion Jr. tweeted, “Even if u don’t like us or be slick hating, we still wanna see you win… that’s the difference.” And instead of letting that sit, Dez hit back with “Real talk 🙏🏿.” No extra words, no fluff—just straight facts. It wasn’t just him agreeing; it was a whole vibe check. These dudes aren’t caught up in petty rivalries; they’re about lifting people up, no matter what.

So why is Dez Bryant rocking with this so hard? Easy. He’s been in the league, he’s taken the heat, and he knows how much negativity gets thrown at athletes. But instead of feeding into it, he’s always been about mentoring the next generation and keeping the right mindset. His response to Deion Jr. wasn’t just some quick reply—it was him backing a mentality that real ones move differently. Winners don’t waste time beefing; they stay locked in on the bigger picture.

And Deion Jr.? He’s not just saying this for clout—he lives it. Dez Bryant had to check people who twisted his words before, making it clear that he’s not about fake positivity. He and his dad, Coach Prime himself, built a whole movement around self-belief, blocking out the noise, and staying locked in on their own grind. At the end of the day, they’re not out here trying to prove haters wrong—they’re proving themselves right. And that? That’s the real flex.

Giants pull a plot twist, pass on Shedeur in a mock draft

The NFL Draft is always full of surprises, but this latest mock has Giants fans shaken. Everyone’s been expecting New York to lock in a QB with the No. 3 pick—most likely Shedeur Sanders—but in NFL.com’s Dan Parr’s latest mock, the Giants completely switched it up. Instead of grabbing Sanders, they roll the dice on his Colorado teammate, Travis Hunter, leaving Shedeur to fall all the way to the Raiders at No. 6.

Here’s how it played out: The Titans kicked things off by snagging Miami’s Cam Ward at No. 1, and the Browns made a wild move—trading Myles Garrett to the Cowboys to grab Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter at No. 2. That left the Giants sitting pretty with a shot at Sanders… but instead of locking in their next QB1, they grabbed Hunter, a two-way star who can ball out at both wide receiver and cornerback.

So what does this mean for the Giants’ QB situation? Either they’re weirdly confident in Daniel Jones (which, let’s be real, seems risky), or they’ve got some other plan cooking—maybe a veteran signing, a later-round QB, or even a trade. Either way, this move would be a huge gamble, and fans will definitely have some thoughts if they let a top QB talent like Sanders slip away.

Of course, mock drafts aren’t reality, and the Giants could still switch things up before draft night. But if this scenario actually happens? They’re either playing 4D chess or setting themselves up for a major “what were they thinking?” moment.