NFL rookie Shedeur Sanders made headlines once again this week, but this time it wasn’t for his impressive play on the field. The son of NFL legend Deion Sanders failed to appear in court after receiving a speeding ticket, according to court records.
When asked for a comment, Shedeur’s agent, Bob McSpeedster, said, “Shedeur is a busy man, he’s got games to win and touchdowns to score. He simply doesn’t have time for trivial matters like court appearances.”
However, Shedeur’s absence didn’t sit well with the judge, who issued a warrant for his arrest. When reached for comment, the judge, Judge Judy McJustice, said, “I don’t care if you’re a football star or a couch potato, everyone has to follow the law. Shedeur needs to learn that lesson the hard way.”
Shedeur’s father, Deion Sanders, also chimed in on the situation, saying, “I raised my son to be a respectful and responsible young man. I don’t know what got into him with this whole speeding ticket mess. I guess he thought he could outrun the law like he outruns defenders on the field.”
In response to the warrant for Shedeur’s arrest, his teammate, Joe Blitz, joked, “Maybe Shedeur thought he could just throw the speeding ticket into the end zone and score a touchdown. But in this case, it looks like the law intercepted him.”
As Shedeur’s legal troubles continue to unfold, one thing is for sure – this rookie sensation is learning that in the game of life, you can’t always dodge the tackles. Let’s hope he can turn this fumble into a touchdown and get back on the right track both on and off the field.