Deion Sanders opens up on son Shilo’s misogynistic remark to Browns reporter over Shedeur’s future
Deion Sanders defended his son Shilo's comments made during a social media exchange with a reporter. Shilo's remark, which included a misogynistic undertone, was aimed at Browns reporter Mary Kay Cabot after she suggested that Deshaun Watson should be the starting quarterback over his brother Shedeur. Deion emphasized that Shilo was simply standing up for his brother and acknowledged the challenges women face in sports journalism.
- ▪Deion Sanders spoke about his son Shilo's defense of his brother Shedeur in response to a reporter's comments.
- ▪Shilo's controversial remark included telling the reporter to 'go make a sandwich,' which drew criticism.
- ▪Deion highlighted the importance of respecting the old school values in media and defended Shilo's intentions.
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| Publication time | Sat, 16 May 2026 10:27:31 -0400 |
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NFL Deion Sanders opens up on son Shilo’s misogynistic remark to Browns reporter over Shedeur’s future By Ryan Dunleavy Published May 16, 2026, 10:27 a.m. ET Deion Sanders defended Shilo Sanders just like Shilo Sanders defended Shedeur Sanders. At least Deion did it without a hint of misogyny. Commenting on Shilo’s recent social-media feud with Browns beat writer Mary Kay Cabot, Deion said his one son was just sticking up for his younger brother after Cabot opined that the team should name Deshaun Watson over Shedeur as the starting quarterback as soon as possible. 3 Deion Sanders discussed his son Shilo’s recent comments. @GarrettBush/YouTube “We don’t talk about nobody,” Deion said on “The Barbershop” with Garrett Bush, as transcribed by Pro Football Talk.
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