Dion Sanders, Shilo Sanders, was fined after the pre -season match punch

the Bouccans Tamba abdicated Defense back Shilo Sanders after being expelled from the pre -season match against Buffalo Bells.

Sanders were expelled from a match last Saturday to throw a punch on the Bills player. on saturday, Espn mentioned The US Football Association has a fine of $ 4,669 in response to Sanders.

The future of the 25 -year -old US Football Association was not clear after he was not signed on the Bucaneers training team or any other team after his release.

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Safety is the son of the Football Hall of Professional Football and Colorado Coach Dion Sanders. One of the brothers of Shilo, Shidor Sanders, was included as a Cleveland Brown Qurtbbeck on the unofficial depth scheme leading to the normal season.

SHEDEUR was chosen in the fifth round of the US Football Association’s draft in April, while Shilo was not injured. Sanders the elder brother with hackers signed earlier from the season as a free -venture factor.

Shilo Sanders shares what is the next for him after the BUCS version

Before the conclusion of Bucs’ Preseason, coach Todd Bulls Sanders praised his effort in private teams and his aggression in general.

“Shilo is very aggressive, very small, very hungry,” Bulls said last week. “He can play in the box, and we know that it can run and give us 100 % in special teams, so this last week will be very important for these men.”

Bulls later said that the decisions of Sinsaders during the fight on the field were unforgivable.

“You cannot throw punches in this league. I mean, this is not forgiven,” he said. “They will get you every time. You must grow from it.”

In a video posted on social media on Thursday, Sanders shed light on what is the following for his professional life.

“I feel that this is just a part of my story to grow and do more and better things. Whether it finds another team, whether it has another opportunity in the American Football Association, this is what it is,” Sanders said In the video.

“My time with hackers was not great. The city, my teammates, my coach, everyone poured love and support towards me, and I will be grateful forever for that.”

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He suggested that there could be a profession for him outside football, including music or fashion.

“I will talk to my agent, and we are waiting for the next opportunity. If it is in the American Football Association, cold, but God has left me a lot of talents to do things other than football,” he added.

Tampa is visiting the southern NFC competitor Atlanta Falcons September 7 to open the normal season.

Ryan Jaydos in Fox News contributed to this report.

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