The Cleveland Browns selected former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Former NFL running back LeSean McCoy made a bold statement, comparing Sand

Shedeur Sanders has himself set up financially better than most rookies entering the league this season and a misleading video teased an expensive purchase that forced the Cleveland Browns quarterback to clarify on social media.

Colin Cowherd is as high on Shedeur Sanders' chances of starting as anyone in the media. But when it comes to the QB's draft slide last month, the FOX Sports radio host places the blame on one person.

Shedeur Sanders was the second quarterback the Cleveland Browns selected in the 2025 NFL Draft after Dillon Gabriel, and he has now spoken about his relationship with the fellow rookie.

Former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders is focused on Cleveland Browns Organized Team Activities (OTAs) which run from May 27-29 and June 3-5. The

Browns QB Shedeur Sanders believes his last name is fueling the fire. Claiming the backlash he’s received stems from being Deion Sanders' son.

Sanders' draft experience is well-documented. His brother streamed much of his NFL Draft party, which included the raw emotion and initial shock of being skipped over for Louisville's Tyler Shough at No. 40 overall in the second round, along with a prank call impersonating New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis .

Shedeur Sanders’ NFL dream is under immediate threat. After sliding down the 2025 draft board to much shock, the 23-year-old quarterback was handed a lifeline in the fifth round by the

After going undrafted, Shilo Sanders impressed Tampa Bay Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles and signed a three-year, $2.96 million deal as an undrafted free agent, according to Spot

Shedeur Sanders is not yet over his shocking freefall in the 2025 NFL Draft. Sanders, at one point considered a potential No. 1 overall pick in April's

At the time, Deion Sanders had been away from the NFL for three years. But it was Lewis, the emotional anchor of the Baltimore Ravens, who convinced him to return. The two would share the field across two seasons (2004-05), as Sanders signed two one-year deals to serve on Lewis’ defense.