“So trash” - Deion Sanders' sons Shedeur Sanders and Bucky caught in hilarious banter while playing EA Sports College Football 25

Shedeur Sanders was unhappy with his brother, Deion Sanders Jr., as the duo played each other in EA Sports College Football 25. The game is set to release on July 19, with the deluxe version allowing gamers to experience the game's thrill early on.

On Wednesday, the Colorado Buffaloes quarterback posted a video on Instagram of him bashing Bucky for his subpar skills while playing College Football 25. The video shows the camera pan toward Sanders Jr. and then to the screen with the game's graphics running. Then Shedeur says:

"I don't know why he keeps trying to play me. So trash bro!"

Adding to the excitement, EA Sports has revealed the player ratings for College Football 25. Shedeur snagged the top spot among quarterbacks with an impressive 93 overall rating, tying with Georgia’s Carson Beck. However, he wasn’t happy with a tie for first place.

EA Sports College Football 25 ratings fiasco ft. Shedeur Sanders

EA Sports College Football 25 is finally here, and fans are raving about its return after an 11-year hiatus. However, not everyone is thrilled. Shedeur Sanders, the Buffs' star quarterback, has a bone to pick with EA Sports and its ratings.

During the Big 12 media days, Shedeur voiced his frustration. Rated 93 overall, Shedeur shares the top spot with Georgia's Carson Beck, a detail he finds unacceptable.

"I mean I don’t believe in it’s a tie. I don’t believe in ties when it comes to quarterbacks and when it comes to quarterback ratings. I don’t I don’t believe in ties. it’s either winner or loser like let’s just get to the point," Shedur said.

The ratings fiasco has stirred up a buzz in the Buffs’ locker room. While some players are content with their ratings, most are disappointed.

“I’m the highest quarterback,” he declared. “They try to tie, but even in the time number one. But it’s no tie, bro. It ain’t a tie, bro! I’m not a tie guy … it’s either one or two.” [00:40]

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As the game gains traction, fans and players alike are eager to see how these ratings play out on the virtual field. One thing's for sure: Shedeur Sanders isn’t backing down from his quest to be the undisputed number one quarterback.

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