That said, if he clears waivers, the Buccaneers could, theoretically, still sign Sanders to their practice squad. Be it in Tampa Bay or otherwise, that would be the likely next course of action for Sanders, regardless. Put another way: Sanders has a long way to go before he can even think about making noise for an NFL team.

Following Shilo Sanders' release from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Pittsburgh Steelers have been projected as a potential landing spot.

Deion Sanders' middle son Shilo was cut by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the team that signed him as an undrafted rookie safety.