The NFL Hall of Famer, who appeared on the “Fully Loaded” podcast, said the former Colorado quarterback and son of Deion Sanders threw away $30 to $50 million during the pre-draft process.

The NFL draft averaged 7.5 million viewers per day for the three-day event, making it the second-most watched draft ever, while Day 3 set a record high.

Shedeur Sanders’ drop in the NFL draft led to record ratings for the final day. Saturday’s telecast of rounds four through seven — Sanders was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the fifth round — was the most-watched on record.