The Tennessee Titans are still open to taking any number of players with the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, including Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Much has been made about his relationship with his father, Deion Sanders, but Titans head coach Brian Callahan is not supporting the notion that it makes him any lesser of a prospect.

After seemingly indicating he'd help Shedeur Sanders get drafted by certain teams, Deion Sanders has changed his tune.

When it comes to his mindset on the NFL Draft and his son Shedeur Sanders, Deion Sanders is taking a page of out Shakira's book: Whenever, wherever. The Pro Football Hall of Famer, head coach at Colorado,

Colorado coach Deion Sanders will not influence which team selects Shedeur Sanders in the 2025 NFL Draft, a direct pivot from his previous plan to have a say in the process. Sanders said in January that there was a "couple of teams that I won't allow him to play for" and that the family had a preference for the projected first-rounder.

This is not the first time Sanders has entered himself into his son’s pre-draft process. Back in November, Sanders said he would “privately” intervene with the potential landing sports of both Shedeur and Hunter if he thought the “wrong” team drafted either player.

Despite the Saints publicly committing to moving forward with Derek Carr remaining as the team's starting quarterback, draft experts like ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. have mocked quarterbacks like Ole Miss' Jaxson Dart to be New Orleans' first-round pick this year.

The pre-draft “noise” has certainly lived up to its billing, with NFL teams waiting to see Shedeur go through a throwing workout while expressing mixed feelings about his game tape and their perceptions of his confidence.

Deion Sanders is no stranger to saying what's on his mind and he did just that when asked when he thinks Shedeur will go in the upcoming NFL draft.