Shedeur Sanders hilariously calls out dad Deion Sanders for not setting up a trust fund

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders has led his team to a 3-1 record. On Saturday. Sanders led the Buffalos to a victory over the Baylor Bears.

After the game, he was asked about where he got his resilience from. He responded that he got it from his father and Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders and gave a specific reason for this.

"I don't have a trust fund. Dad ain't set me up good like that," the quarterback said.

Shedeur Sanders' father is an NFL legend who won two Super Bowl in his career. With no trust fund set up, Shedeur developed resilience and was self-motivated to do well for himself.

As for Saturday's game, the Buffaloes were trailing the Bears, who were on course for a surprise victory. Shedeur and the Colorado team could have given up but they didn't.

On the last play of the fourth quarter, Sanders threw a Hail Mary touchdown from the Baylor 43-yard line, which tied the scores and sent the game to overtime.

Then, the Buffaloes scored the game-winning touchdown to record a 38-31 win.

Shedeur Sanders talks about the Hail Mary

In the postgame press conference, Sanders spoke about the Hail Mary touchdown to LaJohntay Wester, which forced overtime.

"We put [Travis Hunter] backside, we knew he was going to get all the attention, then LaJohntay was just going to be there outside one-on-one," Shedeur told reporters. "They’re not going to think we’re going to throw him the ball because he’s like a shorter guy in that situation."

"So then I roll left, everybody went in the middle of the end zone and I just trusted God. I just threw it up to God. And God answered the prayer for sure.”

The Hail Mary was the pivotal moment in the game. It was a moment of impressive skill, talent and just a bit of hope.

These things all combined to give Shedeur Sanders the ability to deliver passes that would lead to a victory for the Colorado Buffaloes.

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