Deion Sanders says he shudders to think about the kind of negativity he would have faced back when he was preparing for the NFL draft in 1989.

Bruce Feldman of The Athletic asked a few, with one NFL offensive coordinator saying he doesn't believe Sanders is ready to be a legitimate starting quarterback at the NFL level, but called him "tough as hell. He's not overly mobile. That's where Cam [Ward] really separates from him.'"

Despite being CBS Sports' No. 2-ranked quarterback prospect, Sanders' draft range is wide open. While Miami quarterback Cam Ward is the heavy favorite to be taken by the Tennessee