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Deiondra Sanders, the eldest daughter of Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders, offered an intriguing perspective on LeBron James’ son, Bronny, being picked by the Los Angeles Lakers at No. 55 in the 2024 NBA Draft.
“Bronny was picked by the Lakers,” Deiondra began, adding, “I love to see it lol. You can’t convince me that legacies and last names don’t play a role.”
Deiondra’s remarks surfaced as ESPN analyst Adrian Wojnarowski addressed nepotism claims related to LeBron James and his eldest son.
“I don’t want to hear the accusations and discussions about nepotism,” Wojnarowski stated. “Nepotism is widespread in the NBA, from ownership to front offices and coaching. It’s nothing new, and it shouldn’t suddenly be an issue just because Bronny James’ father plays for the Lakers. This is prevalent throughout the league.”
Shedeur Sanders is likely to encounter similar accusations when the Colorado football quarterback enters the 2025 NFL draft.
Shedeur Sanders has justifiably established himself as the best quarterback in the Big 12 and one of the top three quarterbacks nationally as he approaches the 2024 season. Unlike Bronny, he hasn’t experienced a slump prior to being drafted by his father’s team.
However, this won’t stop the similar narrative that many will apply to the “Grown QB” leading up to the 2025 NFL draft.
Shedeur has arguably received special treatment from his father, Coach Prime, including the liberty to attend the Louis Vuitton fall-winter show in Paris, headlined by Pharrell Williams, back in January with Shilo. Despite this, his talent will likely secure him an early first-round draft pick.
Shilo’s situation is different. His ongoing legal and health issues might lead NFL front offices to consider him for the later rounds or as an undrafted free agent, assuming these problems don’t entirely derail his NFL aspirations.
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