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The discussion then shifted to Shadur Sanders, focusing on his recent NFL performances and off-field demeanor. Whitlock acknowledged slight on-field progress—highlighting that Sanders showed some development in his game. However, he criticized Sanders’ attitude as immature and exhibiting arrested development, emphasizing that his leadership skills are lacking and his conduct is problematic.
Whitlock pointed out that Sanders’ off-field issues—such as poor communication, defensive responses in interviews, and perceived arrogance—undermine his credibility. He depicted Sanders as someone disconnected from the maturity expected of a professional quarterback, likening his behavior to someone on the spectrum due to limited comprehension of questions and social cues.