Deion Sanders comes to son's defense over 'sandwich' remark toward NFL reporter
Deion Sanders defended his son Shilo after Shilo told NFL reporter Mary Kay Cabot to 'go make me a sandwich' in response to her reporting. Deion said Shilo was standing up for his brother Shedeur and was unfairly ridiculed for it. He also expressed respect for older media traditions while acknowledging changes in modern journalism.
- ▪Shilo Sanders told reporter Mary Kay Cabot to 'go make me a sandwich' after she reported Deshaun Watson would be the Browns' starting quarterback over Shedeur Sanders.
- ▪Deion Sanders said Shilo was defending his brother and was ridiculed for doing so.
- ▪Deion Sanders expressed respect for past media norms while commenting on the evolving nature of journalism.
- ▪Shilo Sanders was briefly on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' roster before being cut.
- ▪Mary Kay Cabot reported that Deshaun Watson would enter training camp as the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback.
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Cleveland Browns Deion Sanders comes to son's defense over 'sandwich' remark toward NFL reporter Colorado Buffaloes coach said 'God bless Mary Kay's soul' and claimed Shilo was 'ridiculed' for defending Shedeur By Ryan Gaydos Fox News Published May 17, 2026 9:05am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Nick says Eagles offense is ‘not sustainable’, Deion Sanders defends Shedeur’s miming | FTF Philadelphia Eagles WR A.J. Brown said that he doesn’t think it’s a bad thing for wanting the ball. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes ask if the Eagles’ offense is sustainable. Plus, they discuss Deion Sanders defending Shedeur Sanders’ pantomime press conference.
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