Shedeur Sanders NFL Draft: QB opens with historic draft slides

Chedur Sanders has a home in the NFL after shocking, Wait almost 3 days Meanwhile, he drove down the draft dramatically.

Cleveland Browns He finished one of the most controversial NFL draft slides in league history when he chose Sanders in the fifth round on Saturday’s 144th pick.

The NFL world has been locked up in the Sanders family home since Thursday night as Sanders went through one of the most dramatic and shocking draft slides in league history.

The mistake of the quarterback in the NFL Draft is that it shaped the league landscape.

“Nothing has really affected me over the last few days,” Sanders said. He told reporters Saturday. “I’m preferred, I’m blessed. Plus, it’s not really anything unusual. The love of the game is still the love of the game. I know that when you get on the field, I have to clean up some of the things in the game the most.

“The main thing, I’m just proving – coach (Kevin) Stefanski and (General Manager Andrew) Berry – they’re right. That’s it. They’re going to choose me. I’m a good decision. I’m a good draft choice for them.

In Sanders’s case, at some point The top pick in the draftautumn was historic.

Top prospects like Sanders had shocking slides in past NFL drafts. Aaron Rodgers slipped to his 25th overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft, and was taken over by Alex Smith’s 49ers.

Patrick Mahomes was not filmed until the 10th pick in the 2017 draft and was taken over for Bears’ Mitch Trubisky. Still, at the time, Mahomes was less of a hype than Sanders.

Chedur Sanders’ historic NFL draft drama sparked a hot racial debate

Lamar Jackson fell to his 32nd pick in the 2018 draft after four other quarterbacks were taken before him.

However, Sanders had to wait a good third day, but he had to hear his name depicting his name.

Sanders also had to deal with the prank call by the Imposter NFL GM in front of an audience on Twitch Livestream Friday night.

“Of course, I feel that’s a childish act, but everyone is doing it all over the place,” Sanders told reporters on the prank call reporters via Cleveland.com reporter Mary Kay Cabot.

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski spoke to the prank call at a press conference on Saturday.

“It’s sad that these young men have to deal with this,” Stefanski said. “It’s ridiculous, but it’s upwards and backwards.”

Get 2025 NFL Draft Coverage with Real-Time Picks, Expert Analysis, and Missing Moments

Now Sanders is doing his best job with the Browns and focuses on showing everyone the “real” guy.

“I know I’m a perfect fit,” Sanders said. “I feel like I’m in the beginning, paying tribute to the vets, showing me I’m ready to work here. Show me the coach and understand. I’m ready to work here. They can actually understand me.

Sanders’ father and college coach Deion Sanders sent a message of thanks to X after his son was chosen.

“My Bible says that God used the foolish thing to confuse the wise man and chose the weakest of the world where he could be ashamed of being strong,” Sanders said in a post on X.

God was a common theme throughout the experience drafting experiences of the entire Sanders family. Chedur and Dion thanked God in several social media posts dozens of times incontext since Thursday.

Click here to get the Fox News app

Deion’s other son, Deion Sanders Jr., posted the insanity of Bible Poems on his X account, retweeting the same post a few hours later.

Dion was a respectable Christian throughout his football career, and his sons leaned against it throughout the weekend during Chedur’s unprecedented experiences.

But according to Andrew Berry, the Browns general manager, Chedur is also different from Dion in other ways.

“Chedur, he’s probably a bit opposed to his father in terms of personality,” Berry told reporters on Saturday. “It’s a little quieter, a little more introverted, but we’ve felt better as him. He’s working hard. He’s a really good kid. He wants great. His teammates loved him in Colorado.

Several reports have shown that Sanders may have insufficient interviews with multiple NFL general managers throughout the draft process. But Berry of the Browns said his team interview was a “positive” experience.

Berry and Stephanski suggested that Sanders compete for the team’s quarterback position in 2025.

“I don’t care if they walk down the door. Don’t worry about the first round pick, the seventh pick, the draft.

foLlow Fox News Digital’s x Sports Coverageand subscribe Fox News Sports Huddle Newsletter