“I don’t know why he keeps trying to play me. So trash bro!” Shedeur Sanders said this about Deion Sanders Jr. on July 17 after handing him a hard blow in the EA Sports College Football 25 video game. Again, last week on Saturday, the Buffs QB crushed his older brother Bucky in two games with 76-0 and 116-14 records. Even so, Bucky hasn’t played enough. 

Deion Sanders Jr. made another comeback with Shedeur Sanders on the CFB 25 video game. But the result is still as devastating as before, fueling his criticism of EA Sports. And now, there are just many things he doesn’t understand about this newly released game. 

After this online humiliation while live streaming, Deion Sanders Jr. might refrain from challenging the Buffs signal-caller. Reposting GUCCE’s video on X of him and Shedeur Sanders playing the EA CFB 25 on July 22, he captioned, “What’s up with this game bro?” Long story short, he’s playing a losing game with his little brother. 

After another winning drive from Shedeur, Bucky had to resort to silence as his brother yelled his excitement over his dominance in the game. Both played as Colorado; the oldest brother scored 7 points in the first quarter, while Shedeur scored 8. In the second quarter, humiliation crept up when the 22-year-old QB scored 6 points to nothing, leaving the current overall record at 7-14. But surely, there must be a reason behind his terrible gameplay: there is no hush talk. Bucky isn’t impressed with how EA Sports recreated the Colorado squad for the video game. 

Deion Sanders Jr.’s verdict on EA Sports CFB 25

Instead of keeping his frustration boiling inside him, Bucky holds nothing back in letting the world know about the things bugging him about the game. Since July 16, Deion Sanders Jr. has been voicing his complaints about Colorado’s aspects of the game. It started with his X post, which read, “I might have to start playing with a new team… I ain’t gone lie to you.”

While many people didn’t fully understand its context, he later revealed it on July 21 on social media. Taking to X, he posted, “Colorado gotta have the worst offense & defensive playbooks on the game../ Then they force u to play with them online.” Still, seasoned CFB players like Shedeur seem to have no problem with the game, as he’s usually dominating. Do you think there’s something up with Colorado, or do the gaming skills need some brushing up?