The Sanders family knows how to hold it down when the outside world starts throwing stones. Being targeted and scrutinised has become routine for Coach Prime and his family. But it’s their unity that stands tall through all the misadventures. Shilo and Shedeur have undergone an upheaval battle throughout a rigorous draft process. Neither of them heard their name in the early rounds of the draft. While Shilo’s underwhelming season-riddled with penalties and injuries, can still do some justice to his free agent deal with the Bucs, Shilo waiting behind the bar until round 6 was insane. Deion has backed up his sons to the highest, but what his firstborn did made him fight back tears.
Deion Sanders Jr., the quiet pillar of the family, always carries out the big boy’s role from behind the scenes. Be it filming the Pro Day of the Colorado Buffs and giving the team a huge national exposure through his Well-Off media venture, or giving a shoulder to his brothers in emotional distress, Bucky’s always working in the background. But when he saw Shedeur in an NFL jersey, the moment hit hard.
“That is a beautiful thing, man, this makes me want to cry, bro, I ain’t gonna lie,” Sanders Jr. expressed his heartfelt emotion in a YouTube short. But emotion wasn’t all he had to share. The eldest Sanders sibling was waiting for his turn to fire back at the critics. Now, as the dust has settled, Deion Jr. came back swinging. The media mogul turned music maestro took to music to vent out his pent-up frustrations for all the blame, flak, and lies. He produced a new rap track, No Sympathy, as a response against all the hatred thrown at his brothers. And guess who couldn’t be prouder? Coach Prime. He made an emotional admission in his latest IG post. “You’ve got to listen to the LYRICS of my son @DeionSandersJr’s song. It made me shed tears. #CoachPrime #Sanders #Family#CoachPrime,” the caption reads.
Bucky has been deeply in tune with his passion for rapping and has carved out a ravishing music career. He has released a handful of tracks on platforms like SoundCloud. The lyrics, the fiery energy, and the pull of some quality music earned him a total of 21,159 monthly listeners on Spotify. If you’re new to Bucky’s creative spark, and don’t want to get lost in the shuffle, ‘Money Old’ and ‘Swim or Drown” are couple of his loved tracks. His new singles, titled ‘Dolly’ and ‘Jawn Legend’, have already been a sensation on social media. ‘No sympathy’ is not just a song, but a powerful testament to the Sanders’ familial bond, long-standing tradition, and culture.
Deion Sanders Jr. also took some time to crown Shilo, the underrated free agent of the entire draft saga. Shilo might not earn a permanent spot in the NFL, but his determination and urge stand out.
Shilo Sanders receives a heartfelt shout-out from brother Deion Sanders Jr.
Shilo didn’t leave a stone unturned to make a good start to his NFL career. After receiving a blow from the NFL combine 2025 invitee list, he brought the same NFL scouting combine to Boulder to improve his measurables. It was a bold message to all the critics that they can hate him, snub him, but can’t tame him.
Finally, Shilo found a new silver lining in a free agent deal with the Buccaneers. Now, he is all in for making it big through a thin line of scope. Shilo didn’t just promise, he delivered in the Bucs rookie camp. He is also trying to build the right relationships with the vets.
Brother Deion Sanders Jr. couldn’t help but give a shout-out to his brother’s ruthlessly focused mindset on Instagram. He posted a video of Shilo locking in on his goals and captioned it as ‘Young King.’ Despite all these hardships, Shilo isn’t bitter. “It’s not really a low. Because you can’t change the path. You can’t really do anything about something that already happened,” a grateful soul spoke out loud. It will be interesting to see if Shilo can keep aside the past differences and make a really good jolt to his career from his point onward.
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