Shyla Sanders who impresses BUCS coaches in Minicamp Rookie Minicamp

Shyla Sanders does not get as much attention as his younger brother Sheder, in Tampa -bei -Buconer Beginner Minicamp.

But it doesn’t matter as long as it continues to impress its new coaches.

Shyla Sanders signed Buccaneers, a team that needs some secondary aid that is part of the 2025 season, hoping he would be able to crack the 53-people register Come 1 week. And although a training camp for a few months, it did a good job, making a good first impression on the head coach Tod Bouls.

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“Like the rest of the security, he is very intelligent, he is very loud,” Bouls said. “You can hear him (on the field), calling and everything, so he understood that day 1. It was about three of them. He was one of them, but you should do performances in the pads. This is what it comes down – knowing what to do, and then do it consistently and constantly improving every day.”

Sanders also knows how a good impression in the media can work in his favor, as he has definitely shook each hand during his presence. After the acquaintances were completed, he discussed the opportunity.

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“A man, look where we are,” he said. “Look at the entire coaching staff. It’s really a coaching staff. Everyone wants to see all the good. All in the team we all want each other to win. This is a great setting to flourish.”

Sanders is also impressive by his new teammates, including Jacob Parish in the third round.

“He is very smart,” he said. “He helped me very much with the settings. I’m glad to work with him.”

Being a member of the secondary, Sanders was always compared with the father of the Hall of Fame, Deion Sandersthat is just natural. But a 25-year-old guy just wants to work, and thanks to the Bukaners for the opportunity to show them he can help this season.

“They gave me a chance before anyone, so I am grateful to the bouquet, and I will just do my best to help this team win,” he said. “That’s all I want.”

Antoine Winfield – Younger – PRO Bowl Veteran, so free security is the only one probably affordable for Sanders. However, every good secondary need for depth, and these players are also critical works in special teams.

Sanders thinks he can separate from the pack, showing that he can force.

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“Throughout my career, I have always been a guy who gets a ball in any way, form or form,” he said. “Forced masks, choose, I will get the ball. This is the whole thing in defense. We want to get a ball offense.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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