"He is out of pocket" - CFB fans react to Shilo Sanders taking jab at Shedeur Sanders for speeding violation

College football fans think Shilo Sanders is out of pocket for taking a jab at his brother, Shedeur Sanders.

Shedeur was caught speeding earlier this month, going 101 miles per hour in a 60 MPH zone. After he was caught speeding, Shilo took a little jab at his brother during his YouTube video.

"I know we out here in Tampa we got to be careful crossing the street. Especially if Shedeur is out here," Shilo Sanders said.

After Shilo's post, college football fans had mixed reactions to it.

"Respect the clean shot at his bro," a fan wrote.

"Lmfaoooo he is out of pocket," a fan added.

College football fans had a good laugh as they thought Shilo made a good joke at his brother.

"He’s always been funny," a fan wrote.

"He so like us bruh," another fan added.

However, some college football fans think Shedeur's speeding shouldn't be a joke, as he could have seriously hurt someone.

"Ruggs thinks this hilarious. Oh wait. He killed people," a fan wrote.

"All fun and games until one of them is involved in a fatal wreck but yea let’s joke about going 101 in a 60," a fan added.

Luckily, no one got injured, and Shedeur Sanders won't face much legal trouble, other than a fine.

With no one getting hurt, Shilo took it as a chance to make a joke at his brother's expense.

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Former Browns coach downplays Shedeur Sanders' speeding

Shedeur Sanders fell to the fifth round in the 2025 NFL draft to the Cleveland Browns, but has done well in training camp.

While he was fined for speeding, former Browns' coach Eric Mangini doesn't think it's that big of a deal, although some teams may not like it from a fifth-round pick.

"This is, in fairness to Shedeur, the first time he's been outside his dad's overview, his dad's house," Mangini told Colin Cowherd, via CBS Sports. "I think he was his high school, then his college coach ... This is like any kid who's away from home for the first time. There's gonna be a couple hiccups here and there...

Mangini added:

"I don't love it from a fifth-round draft pick. I don't love that it's happened multiple times. I do think this is the first time he's away from his dad and there's going to be some growing pains," Mangini added. "Would I sell my stock on it like you are? No, because of a couple speeding tickets, especially in the light of the problems the Browns quarterback room had had to deal with legally in the last few years. This is nothing."

Shedeur Sanders will continue to try to earn a roster spot and potentially the starting job in training camp.