They have plenty other avenues. They already have a huge online following, and the name and clout to go with it.
Shedeur Sanders Is Being Blackballed
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Shadeur is not articulate, come on now be serious
This whole situation is fucked up and people continue to act like it's just the Clowns trying to develop him. Especially,these national media people that don't cover the team daily. They rather be mouthpieces for a shitty organization than speak the truth.
What they're doing to Shedeur is bullshit.
Why would the Ravens want Shedeur when they gave Lamar Jackson. It makes no fucking sense. And,plus Shedeur wouldn't get a chance to play at all.
Who the FUCK is "league sources"? Y'all are doing the same thing y'all did to Shedeur Sanders to tank him in the draft. This is not journalism. I've been a journalist for over 15 years. You cite your source. Not some vague "anonymous NFL insider" or "anonymous NFL executive."
If you have an anonymous email correspondence, you show the email and blank out the name but show a partial email address so you can see that it was an organization's official email. If you have a video interview, you blur out the person's face and/or disguise their voice. If you have an audio interview, you leave it untouched.
You don't just say "league source" and run with the story.
They know you readers are too stupid to do your own due diligence or question their legitimacy.
Shedeur did not say anything like that. Provide the interview from the "league source" or shut your fucking trap.
The Ravens selected tackle Carson Vinson with the pick.
Sanders was asked for a response to the report in the locker room following the Browns’ 41-17 loss to the Ravens.
“My response is I’m focused on the now,” Sanders said. “I don’t really talk about anything in the past and whatever happened in the past, it is what it is. I’m more focused on now and I’m more focused on this game we just had and figuring out how to move forward from that.”
When asked directly if the report was true, Sanders said, “I don’t know. You wouldn’t believe my memory don’t even go back that far. I don’t remember anything post-draft. I remember I’m here, I go to practice every day and there’s a 24-hour rule.”
The Browns traded their fifth- and sixth-round picks to Seattle to move up and acquire Sanders, three picks after the Ravens had reportedly planned to pick him. The move ended a surprising draft slide after his record-setting career at Colorado, where his father, Deion Sanders, coached him.
Some draft pundits projected Sanders as a potential first-round pick and, at worst, a Day 2 pick.
Sanders has been the Browns’ inactive third quarterback for the first two games of the season, after a four-man training camp battle in which he was the clear No. 4. He moved up to No. 3 after the Browns traded Kenny Pickett to the Raiders.
Fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel, whom the Browns drafted in the third round, is the backup to Joe Flacco. Gabriel saw his first action on Sunday, when he led a touchdown drive in relief of Flacco on the Browns’ final possession of the game.
Sanders said he didn’t hear about the ESPN report until after the game.
“I didn’t even know about it (until) you told me,” he said.
Asked if he was surprised by the report, he said, “It don’t serve no purpose in my life.”
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Sanders was asked for a response to the report in the locker room following the Browns’ 41-17 loss to the Ravens.
“My response is I’m focused on the now,” Sanders said. “I don’t really talk about anything in the past and whatever happened in the past, it is what it is. I’m more focused on now and I’m more focused on this game we just had and figuring out how to move forward from that.”
When asked directly if the report was true, Sanders said, “I don’t know. You wouldn’t believe my memory don’t even go back that far. I don’t remember anything post-draft. I remember I’m here, I go to practice every day and there’s a 24-hour rule.”
The Browns traded their fifth- and sixth-round picks to Seattle to move up and acquire Sanders, three picks after the Ravens had reportedly planned to pick him. The move ended a surprising draft slide after his record-setting career at Colorado, where his father, Deion Sanders, coached him.
Some draft pundits projected Sanders as a potential first-round pick and, at worst, a Day 2 pick.
Sanders has been the Browns’ inactive third quarterback for the first two games of the season, after a four-man training camp battle in which he was the clear No. 4. He moved up to No. 3 after the Browns traded Kenny Pickett to the Raiders.
Fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel, whom the Browns drafted in the third round, is the backup to Joe Flacco. Gabriel saw his first action on Sunday, when he led a touchdown drive in relief of Flacco on the Browns’ final possession of the game.
Sanders said he didn’t hear about the ESPN report until after the game.
“I didn’t even know about it (until) you told me,” he said.
Asked if he was surprised by the report, he said, “It don’t serve no purpose in my life.”
Browns QB Shedeur Sanders responds to report that he told Ravens not to draft him
Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders was the subject of an ESPN report Sunday morning that he told the Ravens not to draft him.
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