If QB isn't considered an elite prospect then scheme fit plays a significant role in where he ends up.
Deion Sanders openly stated there were teams he won't allow his son going to. How many of those scheme-fit teams were on that list?
Then there's, how many of the remaining teams need a QB high in the draft that considers him worthy of the pick? Clearly none.
No NFL team wants a backup QB with a huge media spotlight. It's only tolerated if there's a fully-entrenched veteran starter in place. Only way I see him getting drafted is by a team that offers no realistic chance of him sniffing the field.
Ultimately, The Sanders' clearly misjudged the level of demand for Shedeur's services, he didn't have the luxury to not present himself to every interested team like Abdul Carter did (visiting only the top 4)
There's a thin line between confidence and arrogance, and usually a lack of self-awareness and/or the presence of narcissism cause it to be the latter. In this case, that's exactly what it was.
How he deals with this adversity is left to be seen.
