Sophie Cunningham Has a Two-Word Reaction After Finding Spot on Major List With Shedeur Sanders and 5 NFL Stars

Sophie Cunningham had a two-word reaction after she found out that she was on a major list with Shedeur Sander and five other NFL stars. On Thursday, Google released its annual search recap on its Trends platform.

The recap featured a list of the most searched athletes in 2025. Sophie Cuningham was the only female entry in the list's top 10. She held seventh place on the list, while Sanders led the pack in first place.

On Wednesday, the Indiana Fever guard shared a post featuring a visual representation of the list on her Instagram story.

"hi boys🤠🤟🏻" she worte in the story.

Sophie Cunningham reacts to getting a spot on a major list beside Shedeur Sanders

Other NFL stars featured in the top 10 were: Cam Skattebo, Micah Parsons, Jaxson Dart, Shilo Sanders and Jalen Carter. Skattebo held fourth place on the list, Parsons held fifth, while Dart held sixth.

Shedeur Sanders' brother, Shilo Sander,s was right below Sophie Cunningham in eighth place, while Carter was in ninth. The remaining entries on the list featured notable names from boxing, golf and the NBA.

Terrence Crawford was in second place on the list, Cooper Flagg was in third, while Justin Rose came in 10th.

Sophie Cunningham compares Tom Brady to WNBA legend for their longevity

Sophie Cunningham and West Wilson sat down to discuss football on Friday's episode of the "Show Me Something" podcast. During one segment of the episode, Cunningham revealed her ideal age for a football player.

She said that 30 to 33 would be considered old in the world of professional football. Wilson told the Fever star that NFL legend Tom Brady played in the league until he was 41 years old.

Cunningham was quick to compare Brady to Diana Taurasi after she heard of the former Patriots star's longevity. (Timestamp: 1:05)

"It's f****** insane. That's like the Diana Taurasi of [the NFL]," she said.

Sophie Cunningham has risen to stardom since she arrived in Indiana in January. The Fever star became a fan favorite after she stood up for Caitlin Clark in a chippy 88-71 win over the Connecticut Sun on Jun. 17. Cunningham was kicked out of the game after she committed a hard foul on Sun guard Jacy Sheldon.

Cunningham started her journey in Indiana as a bench player. However, later in the season, she had to fill in as a starter as Clark and other guards were sidelined due to injuries. She helped the Fever win the 2025 Commissioner's Cup before getting sidelined with a torn MCL in August.