The Tampa Bay Buccaneers ’ decision to release rookie safety Shilo Sanders was not simply fallout from his preseason ejection, according to NFL legend Michael Irvin. Instead, Irvin said the move was a calculated roster strategy that could ultimately benefit both Sanders and the team.

S aturday's Tampa Bay Buccaneers preseason finale against the Buffalo Bills was a day rookie safety Shilo Sanders would presumably like to forget. The middle son of Colorado head coach Deion Sanders and older brother of Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders,

The Buccaneers waived undrafted rookie Shilo Sanders, one day after he was ejected from the preseason finale for throwing a punch.