Dawgs By Nature on Shedeur Sanders
From the article
Sanders didn't fail the test completely, but he didn't do enough to warrant a passing grade... Sanders scored a 62% on his test... The concerns about Sanders in camp about him being a slow processor and not playing fast were valid on Saturday... Sanders isn't processing quickly enough and is slow to get in and out of the huddle... Sanders took shots down the field, but at times his processing looked slow and he went through his progressions at a slower pace.
STACKED’s take
Sanders' slow processing and 62% preseason grade leave him chasing Watson in QB race.
Sanders scored a 62% on his preseason test against Chicago—below the 70% passing threshold—and failed to shorten the gap in the QB competition with Deshaun Watson. The source identifies slow processing and hesitant operation as key concerns: Sanders wasn't processing quickly enough, was slow to get in and out of the huddle, and went through progressions at a slower pace than Watson. While Sanders had one nice throw to Luke Floriea and took shots downfield, the interception (an overthrow) and overall performance were not impressive. As a second-year player in a new system, Sanders is facing an uphill climb and now must chase Watson heading into the Buffalo game, where time may run out on the youngster.
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