"He doesn't play with good feet, he's late on stuff, he has an average arm," the coach said. "His accuracy is O.K., but he has no timing, no anticipation. He flashes some throws, but he's an average player, not a great athlete. Even if you watch his pro day, there's no timing or rhythm. He takes extra hitches."

Shedeur Sanders’ fall felt more like a plummet. If he had been drafted in the second or third round, you could make a strong case that the Colorado star didn’t really “fall,