Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cut Shilo Sanders After Preseason Altercation
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cut Shilo Sanders After Preseason Altercation

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cut Shilo Sanders After Preseason Altercation

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Shilo Sanders, son of NFL Hall of Famer and current Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders, was waived by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers following a preseason ejection for throwing a punch during a game against the Buffalo Bills. Despite early promise and time spent with the Buccaneers' coaching staff, his punch was deemed "inexcusable" by head coach Todd Bowles, leading to his release and no subsequent claims from other NFL teams. Deion Sanders has publicly supported his son, emphasizing resilience and preparation for whatever comes next, expressing confidence that Shilo will find another opportunity or pursue other talents. The elder Sanders highlighted that setbacks are part of life and sports, underscoring his role as both father and mentor in guiding his children through adversity. Fans and athletes, including former NBA star Jalen Rose, have praised Deion's composed response, which reframes Shilo's situation as a moment of growth rather than failure. Meanwhile, Deion expressed relief in not having to constantly worry about his sons during college training camps, viewing this transitional period as part of Shilo's independent journey.

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