ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. Claps Back At College Football Coach

Deion Sanders jumps into Mel Kiper-Mario Cristobal feud after Shedeur draft fallout

Deion Sanders showed love for ESPN star and vocal Shedeur Sanders proponent Mel Kiper Jr. on Thursday after the draft analyst's war of words with Miami football coach Mario Cristobal boiled over this week.

ESPN star fires back at criticism over Cam Ward NFL Draft coverage

Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal said he "never heard" from ESPN NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. amid criticism of Cam Ward's draft coverage.

ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. Claps Back At College Football Coach

Is this Miami Volleyball Player The Next Livvy Dunne (1:09) Longtime ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. isn't ducking any smoke from Miami's Mario Cristobal.After the Canes coach went to the ACC spring meetings and told reporters that he spoke to "a million people" about first overall pick Cam Ward ahead of last month's NFL Draft but "never heard from" Kiper, the veteran network personality took to social media to call Cristobal out."Mario Cristob…

'Never Heard From Him' - Miami's Mario Cristobal Claims He Spoke To Everyone Before The Draft About Cam Ward ... Except, Of Course, Mel Kiper

I don't think I've seen a story from the NFL Draft sort of explode like Mel Kiper and Shedeur Sanders. We've seen guys slide, we've seen random things pop up, but Mel Kiper in full on meltdown mode ev...

Cam Ward Video Disproves Shedeur Sanders Criticism

Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders are the two biggest names of the incoming rookie class in the NFL. They both pat the ball before they throw. GASP! Are the Tennessee Titans going to regret their pick because of the habit? Probably not. Ward disproved all of the criticism surrounding Sanders while Will Levis picked his nose at minicamp earlier this week. If you have no idea what I am talking about, let me explain. There were (and are) a lot of people…

Titans hope familiarity for Cam Ward leads to success like it did for Stroud, Daniels

Tennessee hopes to follow the blueprint the Commanders and Texans used to set up their young QBs for success.