Shilo Sanders gets ridiculed by restaurant staff for not being on NFL team's roster while Coach Prime's son looks to take over YouTube

Shilo Sanders was signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent this year. However, the team cut the safety before the start of the 2025 season.

In a video that has recently been doing the rounds on social media, Sanders was seen being ridiculed by a waiter while at a “Dick’s Last Resort” chain restaurant, for not being part of any NFL team.

While Sanders was reviewing the food and drink he ordered, before the server roasted the free agent. The “Dick’s Last Resort” restaurant chain tends to have employees who act rudely and unprofessionally toward the customers.

“Damn man, slow down,” the server told Sanders. You’re eating those pickles faster than you can find a new team to get on.”

Sanders took the jibe in good spirits and even laughed it off.

Since Sanders is not playing football, he is focusing on an entertainment career. He is pursuing acting, music, and modeling, and has also signed with an agency for non-sports endeavors. Sanders is also active as a content creator on YouTube, where he shares vlogs about his life.

Shilo is the eldest child of Deion and his second ex-wife, Pilar. Shilo has a younger brother named Shedeur Sanders, who plays as a quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, and a sister named Shelomi.

What was Shilo Sanders' contract with the Buccaneers?

NFL: Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers safety Shilo Sanders - Source: Imagn

According to Spotrac, Shilo Sanders signed a three-year, $2.965 million contract with the Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent. However, he received just $1,572 for his brief stint with the franchise.

Sanders played six years at the collegiate level before entering this year's NFL draft. He spent two years each at South Carolina, Jackson State and Colorado.

Sanders earned a second-team All-SWAC selection in 2021 while playing for Jackson State. He played the final four years of college football under the guidance of his father, Deion Sanders, a.k.a "Coach Prime."

It's unclear if Sanders will attempt to make a return to professional football if his career in the entertainment industry kicks off.