“If I Don’t Get Picked Up by Next Week”: Shilo Sanders Unveils Backup Plan if NFL Teams Pass on Him

Shilo Sanders, a former collegiate football player, finds himself without an NFL contract after being waived by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 24-year-old safety, who has yet to play an NFL snap, revealed on a recent livestream that if he does not receive a team offer by next week, he plans to release his debut album. Sanders began his NFL journey as an undrafted free agent, competing for a roster spot amidst a crowded field.

Despite making notable contributions in the Buccaneers' preseason, Sanders' behavior during a game against the Bills led to his ejection and subsequent waiver waiver. Sanders is currently facing a bankruptcy trial tied to a lawsuit from a security guard at his high school, which has further complicated his situation. Nonetheless, Sanders remains optimistic, stating that he is prepared for life beyond football and is excited to share his musical talents in the coming years.