Shilo Sanders might have watched other members of their family continue to enjoy their moment in the spotlight over the last year, but Sanders wasn’t done looking for his next breakout. The former safety for the Colorado Buffaloes has made an attempt to break into the music industry with an album.
According to a Dov Kleiman report posted on X on Saturday, the album cover showed a picture of Sanders swinging at Dalton Kincaid. The album also carries an aptly named track.
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“Legendary: Former Bucs star safety Shilo Sanders is dropping an album called ‘World of Headache’ at midnight,” he posted. “The album cover is a picture of him swinging at Bills TE Dalton Kincaid. The opening track of the album is called ‘Go Out Swinging.’ This album will be amazing 🔥👀”
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Fans responded negatively to the news of the album and accused the safety of photoshopping Dalton Kincaid over Zach Davidson, who was the player Sanders punched.
“He’s a loser,” one posted.
“Lol used Kincaid to make himself look better against a better TE? Lmao. Was Davidson. What a weirdo,” another replied.
“It wasn’t even against Dalton K. He’s clout chasing,” one echoed.
More fans echoed similar sentiments.
“Did they edit Dalton Kincaid in there to make it look like he wasn’t facing the practice squad 😭,” one posted.
“It wasn’t even Kincaid; it was Bills legend Zach Davidson,” another claimed.
“He’ll do everything, apart from playing good football,” one posted.
According to an Aug. 23, 2025 ESPN report, Sanders punched Davidson, not Kincaid, who was pictured on the album cover.
Shilo Sanders promotes new album in follow-up Instagram post
Shilo Sanders promoted his album on his Instagram page on Saturday and posted again about it shortly after it dropped. The initial post was the one that Kleiman appeared to source his information and the image from, while the follow-up post was fresh marketing by Sanders.
The follow-up post included a video clip of Sanders being told that his album was live.
The clip showed Sanders refreshing a feed to see his album live online. Sanders, excited by the moment, showed his driver the album, repeatedly saying, “It’s up.” He then showed the camera his phone with what appeared to be the page that it was listed on. He did not address the accusations regarding the cover.
With the album out, Sanders will have to wait to see the response and download numbers before plotting his next course of action. In the meantime, Shilo will be able to watch his father and brother start their football seasons with the Colorado Buffaloes and Cleveland Browns.
Edited by Ian Van Roy