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Speaker 1: Welcome to the special edition of The Stevenismith Show, coming
Speaker 1: at you over the digital airways of YouTube, and of
Speaker 1: course iHeartRadio. I'm getting right into it because I'm off
Speaker 1: on this particular Saturday, but I had to make sure
Speaker 1: I let my thoughts be known, okay, because we're gonna
Speaker 1: get started with the story that made headlines all over
Speaker 1: all the sports networks overnight and then some, and that
Speaker 1: was the NFL Draft and the precipitous slide of quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: Should Door Sanders, son of primetime Dion Sanders, who many
Speaker 1: considered the second best quarterback in January. Sanders was just
Speaker 1: picked by the Cleveland Browns as the one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty fourth selection of the fifth round overall. Schadea wasn't
Speaker 1: drafted in round one on Thursday, he wasn't drafted on
Speaker 1: Friday during rounds two and three, and teams passed on
Speaker 1: them again earlier this afternoon in round four, so here's
Speaker 1: a look at all the quarterbacks that have been taken
Speaker 1: so far. Cam Ward went number one overall of Tennessee.
Speaker 1: Then the Giants picked Jackson Dart with the twenty fifth
Speaker 1: overall pick, a pick they moved up to get, by
Speaker 1: the way, they moved up to get that pick. Round
Speaker 1: two began last night and the first quarterback taken was
Speaker 1: Tyler Schuck, who went to the New Orleans Saints with
Speaker 1: the fortieth overall pick. Then in round three to Seattle
Speaker 1: they took. The Seahawks took Jaylen Milroe from Alabama with
Speaker 1: the ninety second overall pick, and then two picks later,
Speaker 1: the Cleveland Browns selected Dylan Gabriel with the ninety fourth
Speaker 1: overall pick in the third round, and there were no
Speaker 1: more quarterbacks taken on Friday. So those are the five
Speaker 1: quarterbacks that went ahead of Shadoor Sanders. And before I
Speaker 1: give you my feelings on this, I want to show
Speaker 1: you the five quarterbacks the Browns now have on their roster.
Speaker 1: The quarterback room now includes Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, the
Speaker 1: aforementioned Dylan Gabriel, Deshaan Watson who is injured with his
Speaker 1: achilles there, and of course now Shador Sanders. Ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: you know it's bad when the President of the United States,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, is pushing out tweets about how corrupted is
Speaker 1: Let me think about that, President Donald Trump is pulling
Speaker 1: out tweets about how corrupt it is and how these
Speaker 1: owners look absolutely stupid, stupid or it levised.
Speaker 2: And I don't know about y'all, but I want y'all
Speaker 2: to listen before I get into it, to my man
Speaker 2: mel kiper junior of ESPN, who is going off about
Speaker 2: Chador Sanders being snubbed because he had Sanders as.
Speaker 1: Arguably the best quarterback in this draft. Listen to what
Speaker 1: this man had to say. The NFL has been clueless
Speaker 1: for fifty years when it comes to evaluating quarterback, clueless
Speaker 1: all that have no idea what they're doing terms of
Speaker 1: evaluating quarterback. That's proof. There's proof of that. How many
Speaker 1: today we know exactly what we're talking about with quarterback?
Speaker 1: They don't you ere what he had to say. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you something right now. This is some bullshit,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna tell you why. I'm gonna say that
Speaker 1: while in the same breath conceding and acknowledging that Shador
Speaker 1: Sanders is not blameless here, Primetime Deone Sanders is not
Speaker 1: blameless here. I'm gonna say what I have to say
Speaker 1: knowing that both of them have their hands at least
Speaker 1: a little bit dirty in all of this. But if
Speaker 1: you're the National Football League, okay, clearly it's not about
Speaker 1: talent anymore. It's about something else. And I'm gonna tell you,
Speaker 1: I spent the law amount of the last twenty four
Speaker 1: hours thinking about nothing more than I was thinking about collusion.
Speaker 1: Because howard the hell this? Thirty two teams in the
Speaker 1: National Football League passed on a quarterback that was universally
Speaker 1: recognized one of the top three quarterbacks in the country
Speaker 1: entering this draft, and thirty two teams passed on them,
Speaker 1: not once, not twice, not three times, but four different
Speaker 1: times they passed on them. How the hell has that
Speaker 1: happened four rounds? It doesn't happen to a quarterback. We've
Speaker 1: never seen anything like this before.
Speaker 3: We've seen guys drop because of injuries, we've seen guys
Speaker 3: drop because of all field issues, but we've never seen
Speaker 3: a quarterback projected to be a top twenty pick, universally
Speaker 3: recognized one of the top three quarterbacks in the draft
Speaker 3: projected to be a first rounder in all likelihood a
Speaker 3: safe bet, a late first rounder, and drop literally to
Speaker 3: the fifth round.
Speaker 1: We haven't seen anything like that. And when you talk
Speaker 1: about the owners, I'm gonna keep in mind, and I
Speaker 1: tweeted about this, seems very Kappernick like as in college Kaepernick. Now,
Speaker 1: I've said on many occasions, the man brought it on
Speaker 1: himself because once he was exiled from the sport because
Speaker 1: of taking your knee during the national anthem, and you
Speaker 1: just irritating all the quote unquote patriots out there as
Speaker 1: American citizens, I said, you know something, He didn't violate
Speaker 1: any by laws. He didn't violate any laws, He didn't
Speaker 1: interfere with what transpired once kickoff time arrived, people to
Speaker 1: trip it. But still and all he had an opportunity
Speaker 1: to get back in the NFL. All he had to
Speaker 1: do is show up to that workout that the league
Speaker 1: had organized that the Falcons to the Land of Falcons
Speaker 1: practice facility. But he didn't show up to that, and
Speaker 1: as a result, two hours beforehand, had everybody trying to
Speaker 1: come to a high school football field one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty minutes away, two hours away. So guess what you
Speaker 1: did that to yourself? That was not Shirr dors Anders,
Speaker 1: Shatstore Sanders with the watch, Shadoor Sanders with his bravado,
Speaker 1: Shadoor Sanders with this supposed arrogance or whatever. He's still balled.
Speaker 1: He still threw for over four thy one hundred yards,
Speaker 1: still threw for thirty seven touchdowns, still threw for just
Speaker 1: ten interceptions, Still proved himself to be one of the
Speaker 1: better quarterbacks in football. Tremendous poors, pocket presence, accuracy, throwing
Speaker 1: the damn football, didn't have great wheels, doesn't have great athleticism,
Speaker 1: but the brother can play. I certainly never heard of
Speaker 1: no damn Dylan Gabriel or Tyler Shuck. What the hell
Speaker 1: is that I didn't hear about them? So how is
Speaker 1: sher Door Sanders going behind them? I'll tell you how.
Speaker 1: It's collusion. And why do I bring up Kaepernick because
Speaker 1: I keep reminding everybody that the owners. I'll never forget
Speaker 1: this as long as I live. The owners in the
Speaker 1: National Football League are very big on control and Colin
Speaker 1: Kaepernick's position really railed them. It really, it really robbed
Speaker 1: them and irritated them because even though they received a
Speaker 1: check for over two hundred and forty six million dollars
Speaker 1: a piece because of their TV rights deal. They were
Speaker 1: mad it wasn't two fifty to two fifty five. They
Speaker 1: blamed Colin Kaepernick. They said he compromised their bottom line.
Speaker 1: That's what they said. They said they got a check
Speaker 1: for two hundred and forty six million a pace and
Speaker 1: was still complaining about the five million they missed out
Speaker 1: on because of him in their estimation, no proof of that,
Speaker 1: just speculating that that that that was Colin Kaepernick. So
Speaker 1: if these are who they are, if these are the
Speaker 1: kind of people that they are, this is where Deon
Speaker 1: Sander's hands get a little bit dirty. Because we know
Speaker 1: he's the greatest cornerback that ever lived. We know he's
Speaker 1: arguably the greatest athlete we've ever seen. We know that
Speaker 1: the man is a football savant. We also know that
Speaker 1: he's box office. The camera, the lens, it gravitates to him.
Speaker 1: He has that kind of magnetic effect. And because he
Speaker 1: lets you know that he believed in the sun, because
Speaker 1: he lets you know what his son could do, because
Speaker 1: he lets you know that he damned Shore was gonna
Speaker 1: keep an eye on things and he was gonna have
Speaker 1: a voice in the proceeds because he alluded to if
Speaker 1: I don't like where my son is, that's not where
Speaker 1: we're going, and stuff like that. It's entirely plausible that
Speaker 1: the owners were like, what the hell he think he is?
Speaker 1: You don't run the shop we do, because these owners
Speaker 1: are like that. But ultimately we got to get to
Speaker 1: Schador Sanders himself because I spoke to some executives giving
Speaker 1: me some background, because they didn't like some of the
Speaker 1: things that they were seeing, and when they talked about it,
Speaker 1: they said stuff like him sending out tweets tagged with
Speaker 1: hash tag legendary. They talked about him appearing to have
Speaker 1: more of an interest in his own brand and that
Speaker 1: he thinks about that more than he thinks about the
Speaker 1: team or the league. They talked about if he was
Speaker 1: more buttoned up and all about ball and team as
Speaker 1: opposed to himself, he would have fallen know later than
Speaker 1: number twenty one in the draft to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Instead,
Speaker 1: he fell at one forty four. And they call it
Speaker 1: a minimum of a thirty million dollar mistake. It's what
Speaker 1: they said. They also pointed out how it was the
Speaker 1: perfect year to come out in the quarterback class because
Speaker 1: it's the lightest, weakest quarterback class in a long time.
Speaker 1: So a late one pick could easily turn into a
Speaker 1: top ten because of position and need. But that didn't
Speaker 1: happen with him because of his bravado, his brand, his swagger, etc.
Speaker 1: Now you have people talking about how he possibly just
Speaker 1: just suited NC doublea for to get his eligibility back,
Speaker 1: possibly pay Ryan Day or somebody so he could throw
Speaker 1: the ball to Smith for one year and then re
Speaker 1: enter the NFL draft. Rather, I don't know what the
Speaker 1: possibility is the likelihood of that happening, but basically, between
Speaker 1: primetime Deon Sanders natural bravado coupled with that of his son,
Speaker 1: they say that the whole interview process wasn't that impressive.
Speaker 1: When he showed up at the NFL scouting combine and
Speaker 1: refused to work out, that hurt him. The interview process
Speaker 1: while he was there hurt him, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: You know what, y'all, I get it. It makes perfect
Speaker 1: damn sense if he's drafted in the second round. It's
Speaker 1: the fact that he fell to fifth that's alarming. So
Speaker 1: in other words, you're willing to collectively send that kind
Speaker 1: of message, and don't act like it wasn't a collective effort.
Speaker 1: For all we know, teams collectively meaning owners had come
Speaker 1: to the conclusion nobody's gonna touch them in the first
Speaker 1: four rounds. All right, now that the round round five
Speaker 1: is here, our message has been sent, so y'all could
Speaker 1: go about the business of sort of lifting the embargo.
Speaker 1: For lack of a better phraseology, I don't know what
Speaker 1: the hell happened. All I know is this. It's freaking unfair.
Speaker 1: It ain't right. I understand that your door sanders as
Speaker 1: a kid and may have some things to learn. I
Speaker 1: understand that you have to move a little bit with
Speaker 1: a little bit more discretion, that you don't want to
Speaker 1: stick out your chest and bloviate about who you are,
Speaker 1: who your daddy is, and etcetera, etcetera. I get that part.
Speaker 1: I understand that. But the kid doesn't get in any trouble.
Speaker 1: He can ball, and he's healthy. And there were numerous
Speaker 1: teams from Cleveland to New York, to New Orleans, to
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh to la and various other places who needed quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: And you're gonna tell me you don't take this kid
Speaker 1: before until the fifth round, you're gonna tell me that
Speaker 1: you're gonna take a Dylan Gabriel and a Tyler Shook
Speaker 1: before him. You're gonna tell me that. You're gonna tell
Speaker 1: me that. But we want to pride ourselves on being
Speaker 1: the league of merit to the National Football League. I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about Roger can Devil in the league office.
Speaker 1: To the owners, do you have any idea how bad
Speaker 1: you look? You understand that you've given credence to arguments
Speaker 1: against you involving collusion and stuff like that. More so
Speaker 1: than ever ever, do you realize what you've done? Because
Speaker 1: his talent is not a fifth round talent. There's absolutely,
Speaker 1: positively no excuse for waiting until the fifth round to
Speaker 1: take a quarterback who could play better than most quarterbacks
Speaker 1: available in the draft. With the number of teams needing
Speaker 1: a quarterback, y'all did this, and I just think it's
Speaker 1: sad that it happened. Shy Lowe should door with dancing
Speaker 1: after he got picked by the Browns. That was a
Speaker 1: good video to see. Go to Twitter to check out
Speaker 1: their draft celebration dance. All of that's good and I'm
Speaker 1: glad that it hasn't shattered his spirits, and to be
Speaker 1: quite honest with you, should do Sandy should be able
Speaker 1: to go into Cleveland. I mean, there's Joe Flacco there
Speaker 1: and Kenny Pickett. I think that's a job you could
Speaker 1: potentially win. But my Lord, for him to have to
Speaker 1: go through that so wrong. And I know it's not
Speaker 1: just the owners's team executives and then micro managing every
Speaker 1: little thing and looking at your attitude. It can't be
Speaker 1: about you. It can't be about team. How about it
Speaker 1: being about production? How about that? How about it being
Speaker 1: about a brother that knows he can play, that knows
Speaker 1: he comes from a pristine pedigree, and me personally, no
Speaker 1: matter what folks want to say about your door, Sandy,
Speaker 1: you're hearing noise about him having taken out some loan
Speaker 1: assuming he was going to be drafted in the first round,
Speaker 1: of anticipating and already counting his money and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I'm not judging this kid like that. I don't know
Speaker 1: if that's true or not, first of all, and secondly,
Speaker 1: even if it was, so, what, he's a kid, he's
Speaker 1: a young adult. Chill out. What what really really bothers
Speaker 1: me is that I think a lot of this was
Speaker 1: because of Dion Sanders. I think a lot of this
Speaker 1: was about a message to his father. I think a
Speaker 1: lot about this. A lot of this was about, Hey,
Speaker 1: you'll never run this. This is us. We ain't even
Speaker 1: hire you as a coach in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: What makes you think you gonna have that kind of say, Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, we hire you know, we draft your son,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden we gonna hear noise
Speaker 1: turning around on how you want to coach the team. Eventually,
Speaker 1: we don't need that kind of problem. Yeah, that's one
Speaker 1: of the things that people can point to. Let me
Speaker 1: tell y'all what I think. The other is a complete
Speaker 1: and utter lack of appreciation for what primetime Deon Sanders
Speaker 1: has done for the game of football. Primetime Deon Sanders
Speaker 1: had more swag, more provider than anybody you could ever
Speaker 1: imagine what else you do? All a brother did was
Speaker 1: go out there and perform at a very very elite level,
Speaker 1: bring pizazz and sizzle to your product, helping it grow
Speaker 1: into this multi billion dollar brand. Has a great relationship
Speaker 1: with the commissioner, has a great relationship with a bevy
Speaker 1: of players and coaches in the National football League knows
Speaker 1: the sport backwards and forward. And because of his swag
Speaker 1: and his provider or whatever, you'all gonna turn against him.
Speaker 1: How about y'all should have drafted. How about y'all should
Speaker 1: have drafted, should door Sanders earlier? Because of that alone.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about at the expense of his skill.
Speaker 1: I know he's got to have skilled. That's not what
Speaker 1: I mean. I'm saying. Rather than look at all of
Speaker 1: those things as a negative, how about looking at it
Speaker 1: as a positive. You got a prime time deon Sanders.
Speaker 1: His son is going to be motivated to perform at
Speaker 1: a higher level. He is all about performing at a
Speaker 1: higher level. He would be in his son's ear imploring
Speaker 1: him to listen to his coaches, imploring him to play better,
Speaker 1: imploring him to be dedicated and focused and on point.
Speaker 1: Did you ever think about that? Of course not, because
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen, as times change, they remain the same.
Speaker 1: Young kid privilege to be raised by a father who's
Speaker 1: universally recognized one of the greatest athletes the world has
Speaker 1: ever seen, and a champion. By the way, he's still black.
Speaker 1: We don't like his brashness, we don't like his absence
Speaker 1: of humility. We gotta teach him a lesson because we
Speaker 1: gotta make sure he understands under all circumstances, we still
Speaker 1: run this. We're the bosses, and we can put our
Speaker 1: foot on your neck any damn time we want to.
Speaker 1: That's what happened to Shador Sanders and Dion Sanders over
Speaker 1: the last few days, spanning five rides and one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty three picks. That's what happened. It was a
Speaker 1: check hook. Stay in your lane, know your position. This
Speaker 1: is a national football league. You ain't running a damn
Speaker 1: thing this way. You will be humble, You will conduct
Speaker 1: yourself with humility. Nothing is given to you. Everything is earned,
Speaker 1: and even then we'll decide whether we want to give
Speaker 1: it to you or not. That's how they treat it.
Speaker 1: Should door Sanders and I find it very very difficult
Speaker 1: to believe that the people who would do that would
Speaker 1: feel the need to have the energy to do this
Speaker 1: to a kid straight out of college. That kind of energy,
Speaker 1: that kind of message, that insatiable appetite to send and
Speaker 1: cement that kind of imprint on this young man has
Speaker 1: to be at least to some degree about his father.
Speaker 1: And let me tell y'all something about Deon Sanders real quick.
Speaker 1: He is confident as hell, supremely so it's very little
Speaker 1: you could tell him because the brother is smart. He studied,
Speaker 1: he's learned, and he's sincere with what comes out of
Speaker 1: his mouth. But I'm gonna tell y'all something about Dion
Speaker 1: Sanders real quick for the moment. I don't give a
Speaker 1: damn about his greatness as a player. I want to
Speaker 1: tell you about him as a man. He is a
Speaker 1: great man. Is he always right? No? Does he always
Speaker 1: say the wrong of the right thing?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: He does not. Was it wise for him to sit
Speaker 1: up there and indicate that his son will be he
Speaker 1: ain't gonna be something place where his son ain't gonna
Speaker 1: be some place where he doesn't want them to be
Speaker 1: before the NFL Draft, No, that was not wise. But
Speaker 1: what he's meant to the NFL, what he's meant to
Speaker 1: professional athletes as young men on the come up in
Speaker 1: the lives that he has touched along the way, and
Speaker 1: how much better he has assistant in helping the NFL
Speaker 1: become because of it. He deserved better than this. Shadore Sanders,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, was targeted because prime time Deon Sanders
Speaker 1: was targeted. He'll be all right because he has a
Speaker 1: strong faith in God, just like Prime Time Deon Sanders,
Speaker 1: his daddy has taught him to have. But I'm speaking
Speaker 1: to all of y'all out there as a man who
Speaker 1: knows prime Time Deon Sanders, who's a friend of Deon Sanders,
Speaker 1: who Dion Sanders has reached out out and touched and
Speaker 1: imparted words of wisdom and support and strong love at times,
Speaker 1: tough love at times with yours. Truly, he is a
Speaker 1: great man. What happened is Shador Sanders, in part, not totally,
Speaker 1: but in part, was a direct assault on Dion Sanders.
Speaker 1: He did not deserve this. His son didn't deserve it.
Speaker 1: His play didn't deserve this, his production didn't deserve this,
Speaker 1: his projected skill set didn't deserve this, his accomplishment didn't
Speaker 1: deserve this, and his pedigree didn't deserve it. Because say
Speaker 1: what you will about Dion Sanders, he has never taken
Speaker 1: from the game. He has only given to it. And
Speaker 1: for Shador sand Is to be treated like this, I
Speaker 1: found myself so sad because in my soul, having not
Speaker 1: spoken to Primetime Dion Sanders in the last several weeks
Speaker 1: having not spoken to him, but knowing him the way
Speaker 1: that I do. Although he has the strongest faith in
Speaker 1: God and a strong belief in his son, I know
Speaker 1: there's a part of him who intimately knows that what
Speaker 1: was done and his son dropping to the fifth round
Speaker 1: was a direct assault on him. It's America at its worst.
Speaker 1: It's the powers that be showing you that old adage
Speaker 1: that I ripped from Mission Impossible number one when they
Speaker 1: were looking for Tom Cruise's character Ethan Hunt and they
Speaker 1: turned around and said, this ain't complicated. You find this
Speaker 1: soft spot and you squeeze. You can't touch prime Tom
Speaker 1: Dan sand that you can't shake his confidence, his innate
Speaker 1: belief in himself and what he's doing and how to
Speaker 1: go about doing it. So to rattle him, you targeted
Speaker 1: his son. That is my opinion. I'm not saying that's
Speaker 1: all it was. Certainly shoud Dorsanders could have done things better,
Speaker 1: better interview process, a bit more humility. According to people
Speaker 1: in the NFL, etc. I get that. And no, he
Speaker 1: was not better than cam Ward, and maybe, just maybe
Speaker 1: Jackson Dart was the right pick for the Giants to make.
Speaker 1: But when thirty two teams select to pass on a
Speaker 1: quarterback that was projected as a top two quarterback in
Speaker 1: the entire draft for nearly five complete rounds. That ain't
Speaker 1: about football. That's about something else. It's about what the
Speaker 1: hell I just spent the last twenty twenty five minutes
Speaker 1: of so telling you, and it's a damn shame. I'm
Speaker 1: sick to my stomach. I want to throw up, and
Speaker 1: my heart goes out to Dion Sanders more than anybody.
Speaker 1: I know it's bad and it's a bad experience for Shador,
Speaker 1: but he got drafted. You see him dancing. He's gonna
Speaker 1: be fine. But I know in my soul that Dion
Speaker 1: Sanders knows they did this to Chadere at least in
Speaker 1: part because of him, to Deon Sanders, not that I
Speaker 1: have to tell you this. Keep your head up, bro,
Speaker 1: keep your head up. Chador did not deserve this. I
Speaker 1: don't give a damn what anybody says. This is a
Speaker 1: black mark on the National Football League. And I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about the league office. I'm not talking about the
Speaker 1: Roger Goodell's and Troy vince in the world and others.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about the owners. Shame on you, Shame on
Speaker 1: you Shador, do your thing, baby, this is your opportunity.
Speaker 1: You went to Cleveland Browns. They got a pretty damn
Speaker 1: good team. You know what you gotta do now, more
Speaker 1: than ever before. To Saint Jackson State, the Saint Colorado.
Speaker 1: It's National Football League.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: They sent the message to you. They sent the message
Speaker 1: to their dad. You sent the message back, not just
Speaker 1: to the thirty one teams that passed on you, but
Speaker 1: to a Cleveland Browns team that actually picked some dude
Speaker 1: named Dylan Gabriel before you.
Speaker 4: No disrespect to Gabriel. You go out there and you
Speaker 4: show them what you made of. You show them who
Speaker 4: the hell you are. I'll be back on Monday, y'all.
Speaker 4: Until then, I'm out.
Speaker 1: Piece of love,