Cleveland Browns. Browns coach Kevin Stefanski tries to get off the hook after an awkward question about Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Desmond Watson's agility at ...

"I got everything I need to be successful now," Sanders said with a big smile. While veteran signal-caller Joe Flacco appears to have the upper hand in the competition, Sanders will compete with ...

A notable member of Shedeur Sanders’ entourage is not happy with ... has not worn No. 2 before in his career. On the other hand, he is also a seven-year NFL veteran who has been a regular ...

With a football tucked in his left arm and a phone in his right hand, Sanders answers Berry's call. "Hey, I know it's been a long weekend," says Berry, seated at a rectangle boardroom table and ...

Sanders appeared excited to be joining the students, as seen in a video shared on YouTube by the Browns. "I just wanted to come out and see y'all," the young quarterback told the students on-hand.

as Black people need to accept the fact that Deion Sanders may have overplayed his hand a little bit,” Hill said, as captured by Fox Sports. “And there’s no crime in him infusing all the ...

as Black people need to accept the fact that Deion Sanders may have overplayed his hand a little bit," Hill said. "And there’s no crime in him infusing all the confidence in Shedeur. I was not ...

Between being ghosted by tradesmen and charged exorbitant rates, women are taking matters into their own hands and learning DIY skills Kelly Warburton bought her first home, a long-vacant ...

Sanders is an accurate passer, and he managed good numbers at Colorado despite playing behind a porous offensive line that may as well have constituted an OSHA violation. On the other hand, ...

The Cleveland Browns stopped the fall of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, as they selected him in the fifth round with the No. 144 overall selection of the 2025 NFL Draft. Sanders was viewed ...

Shedeur Sanders mentally prepared himself to play for the New York Giants leading up to the draft. Brian Daboll, Joe Schoen, and several Giants executives kept tabs on the 23-year-old quarterback.