Jemele Hill

I think he kind of did that in the sense of we know about how he hasn't been developed under Kevin Stefanski.

And, you know, Dan, the Shadour Sanders, as you know, there's always an athlete or a couple of athletes in sports that generate a level of polarization that sometimes is baffling to understand is.

He is in that space of like every time I talk about him, I have to think very carefully about what I'm saying, because if I don't praise him enough, then I'm a race traitor.

If I praise him too much, then I'm a bunch of other racist names as well.

So it's like it's this weird spot that he's in.

And me even saying that, like, yeah, he got treated like a fifth round pick.

People were mad about that.

Like like I was saying something that, you know,

that some people labeled me a sellout for saying that.

I was like, no, he got treated that way.

Like, I don't think Kevin Stefanski.

And again, people hate it when I said this, like, I don't think he's trying to sabotage him.

Yeah, I do.

I mean, look, Shador Sanders is the black community's nephew.

Like he, everybody has adopted him.

Okay.

And so you have to be really careful about what you say, because I just, and what I consider to be just mild critiques, Dan is like, I have been labeled a sellout and being anti-black and I I'm disappointed you, I done got all the speeches.

I'm like, because I, I said, it's not,

I don't believe that there's some league-wide conspiracy to keep this kid down.

If anything, he makes the NFL money.