Ryan Clark’s epic reaction to Steelers not taking Shedeur Sanders in NFL draft

Not many experts saw the slide that was coming for former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders.

He went from possibly a top 3 pick in mocks not long before the draft to completely falling out of the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft.

ESPN NFL analyst and former Pittsburgh Steelers star Ryan Clark couldnt believe his eyes when the team he loves passed on Sanders in what made for an epic reaction.

For eight seasons from 2006 to 2013 including the 2009 Super Bowl winning team Clark played for the Steelers.

He still bleeds black and yellow.

RELATED: Shedeur Sanders has classy reaction to NFL draft slide while in sick custom room While watching Thursdays draft with his The Pivot Podcast co-hosts of Channing Crowder and Fred Taylor, Clark eagerly awaited Pittsburghs pick at No.

21 where he was hoping to hear Sanders name called.

The Steelers did not choose Sanders, but instead selected Derrick Harmon, a defensive tackle from the Oregon Ducks .

What happened next was pure gold.

RELATED: Shedeur Sanders shocking NFL draft slide had former teammate Travis Hunter upset Clark looked utterly shocked while screaming, Mason Rudolph! Mason Rudolph! because thats the teams current QB1 option.

Clark went on to sarcastically say, Oh, lets wait for Aaron (Rodgers).

Wait for Aaron to make a decision.

The former Pro Bowl safety even rocked his sick Steelers 25 jacket and matching shoes.

Hopefully Harmon pans out, and the team also isnt stuck with Mason Rudolph! Enjoy free dish of rich and fabulous players with The Athlete Lifestyle on SI Dethroned: Paige, Clark crushed by surprising No.

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