Shedeur Sanders drops cryptic tweet about future at Colorado

Buffaloes "Grown" QB left many puzzled by his words ahead of the 2024 season

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Shedeur Sanders recently stirred up intrigue and speculation among fans and analysts with a cryptic tweet. His message were posted without any clear context and left many trying to decipher the meaning. As the son of NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, Shedeur has always been in the spotlight, but the tweet have taken the attention to another level. "The legacy already been written," Sanders wrote on X (Formerly Twitter).

The legacy already been written

— Shedeur Sanders (@ShedeurSanders) July 3, 2024

The tweet, simple yet puzzling, contained a few words that could be interpreted in various ways. This vagueness has led to a flurry of theories, ranging from potential changes in his football career to personal insights about his journey at Colorado. It came two days after dropping another tweet that read, "Keep steady mind through it all." Some believe that the message hints at upcoming changes within the Colorado Buffaloes team before the season, while others speculate it might be about Shedeur's personal growth or challenges he is facing.

Keep steady mind through it all

— Shedeur Sanders (@ShedeurSanders) July 1, 2024

Sanders has been a significant figure in college football, not just because of his father's legacy but due to his own impressive performances on the field. His move to the foot of the Flatirons, following his father's appointment as head coach, was a major storyline in college sports. Sanders' skills as a quarterback have been evident, and he has shown leadership and maturity beyond his years.

This added another layer to the narrative surrounding Shedeur. While the true meaning behind the tweet remains unknown, it has undeniably captured the attention of the masses before the 2024 season.

Sanders was down in South Florida throwing with Miami's Cam Ward and Virginia Tech's Kyron Drones over the Fourth of July holiday. He'll be joining Coach Prime, Travis Hunter, Shilo Sanders, and Mark Vassett in Las Vegas for Big 12 Media Days next week.