Shedeur Sanders — 2025 Pass Chart + Takeaways

Here’s Shedeur Sanders’ 2025 season pass chart, plus what it says about his strengths and weaknesses.

2025 Passing Profile (from charted throws)

Efficiency by depth

• Short (0–10): 68 att, 64 comp, 94.1% (very high)
• Medium (10–20): 151 att, 40 comp, 26.5% (major issue)
• Deep (20+): 20 att, 16 comp, 80.0% (very strong, but low volume)

Efficiency by side of field

• Left: 83 att, 52 comp, 62.7%
• Middle: 62 att, 16 comp, 25.8% (major issue)
• Right: 94 att, 52 comp, 55.3%

Season chart summary

• Attempts: 212
• Completions: 120
• Completion rate: 56.6%
• TD–INT: 7–10

Strengths (what pops on the chart)

• Short-game accuracy / easy completions

  • That 94.1% short completion rate suggests he’s consistently on-time on quick game, screens, flats, and checkdowns.

• Deep-ball efficiency

  • 80.0% on deep throws (in this chart sample) is a standout indicator of touch + placement when he takes shots.

• Outside-the-numbers comfort (especially left side)

  • Better rates on left (62.7%) and right (55.3%) than the middle suggests he’s more comfortable driving/completing throws outside.

Weaknesses (what defenses can lean into)

• The entire intermediate game (10–20 yards)

  • 151 medium attempts with only 26.5% completions is the glaring red flag: this is where NFL defenses live (digs, outs, seams, crossers).
  • That typically points to timing/anticipation, window throws, and/or pressure affecting mechanics.

• Middle-of-field throwing

  • 25.8% completion rate to the middle aligns with the medium-depth issue: defenses that force MOF reads (robbers, trap coverages, lurk defenders) can bait mistakes.

• Turnover risk

  • 10 INT vs 7 TD: when he’s not living in the short game, the risk climbs—especially on MOF/intermediate concepts.

Key takeaway

Shedeur Sanders’ 2025 chart reads like a QB who is very strong short and surprisingly efficient deep, but has a major hole in the intermediate/middle-of-field passing game, which also correlates with the INT total.

If you want, I can also break this down into a “best routes/areas to call” vs “areas to avoid” map (short-left/right vs intermediate-middle), or filter the chart to a specific opponent/game if you name it.