In a graphic posted to X by ESPN Cleveland, Shedeur Sanders looked to have had far and away the best session throwing the football Wednesday — an efficient 7-of-9 with the team-leading three

Since the 2025 NFL Draft, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders has been one of the most talked about players in the league. After falling all the way to the fifth round before the Browns traded up to take him at No. 144 overall, Sanders is out to prove a lot of people wrong for passing on him.

Gabriel, a six-year player in college who was named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, was viewed as a possible Day 3 option, according to ESPN draft ... By Tuesday, Shedeur Sanders had arrived ...

Although Ward landing with the Titans had long been a lock, much of Kiper’s draft commentary was centered on Shedeur, even after the Giants — who had done the most homework on Sanders’ son — traded back into the first round to select Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart at No. 25 overall.

The entire subsequent 20-minute discussion about Shedeur by the ESPN ... The reality was that NFL Draft evaluators saw Sanders in a very different way than ESPN’s lead analyst did.

Colorado standout quarterback Shedeur Sanders did not ... to not go to the actual draft, but it's a little unusual when they're not around during the broadcast. ESPN repeatedly cut to the sofa ...

The Cleveland Browns surprisingly decided to use two mid-round picks on quarterbacks in last month's NFL draft, and it sounds like one of them was their primary target.

Many were stunned when Shedeur Sanders fell to the fifth round in the NFL draft. It turns out experts in the media were also shocked.

Wednesday's OTA practice showed the disconnect between national Sanders narrative and Cleveland's actual quarterback pecking order