As the NFL Draft progresses into its final rounds, Shedeur Sanders remains the most notable player still waiting for a call, having been passed over by 102 selections. The former Colorado quarterback, often compared favorably to fellow prospect Cam Ward, has drawn attention even from high-profile figures like former President Donald Trump, who criticized teams for not selecting him sooner. Despite Sanders' impressive collegiate stats, including a 72% completion rate, concerns about his size (6-foot-1) and a high number of sacks (94 in two seasons) may have contributed to his unexpected fall. As teams continue to make picks, the Broncos' Sean Payton expressed surprise at Sanders' slide, hinting at the potential for a 'chip on his shoulder' that could lead to a strong performance in the NFL.