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Most people were positive that Colorado star quarterback Shedeur Sanders was going to be drafted in the first round. But that was surprisingly not the case, as his name had still not been called on the end of Day 1.
As a result, all eyes will be on Sanders at the start of Day 2, and the Cleveland Browns just so happen to have two of the first four picks of the second round.
With NFL Draft rumors swirling, yes ...
They should a team that will consider drafting Sanders.
Browns starting quarterback Deshaun Watson has reportedly made very good progress on rehabbing from his Achilles tear, and the team re-signed veteran Joe Flacco earlier this month after having traded for Kenny Pickett.
With all of that being said, it could in the team's best interests to draft their quarterback of the future very soon.
Soon ... like Friday night?
Sanders finished his final season at Colorado with 4,134 passing yards and 37 touchdowns on 74 percent completion, all of which were the best marks in the Big 12. While his team did not have as good of a year as some of the other college football powerhouses, Sanders showed that he can be a solid quarterback at the next level.
The Colorado star watched his former teammate and Heisman winner Travis Hunter go No. 2 overall to the Jacksonville Jaguars, but he was not able to get his time in the spotlight on Day 1 of the draft. ... as the ESPN cameras focused (way too much) on him and dad Deion Sanders waiting impatiently for the call.
Sanders will most likely not slide much further through the second round, so it could be a smart move for the Browns to go ahead and make a move while they still can.
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As a result, all eyes will be on Sanders at the start of Day 2, and the Cleveland Browns just so happen to have two of the first four picks of the second round.
With NFL Draft rumors swirling, yes ...
They should a team that will consider drafting Sanders.
Browns starting quarterback Deshaun Watson has reportedly made very good progress on rehabbing from his Achilles tear, and the team re-signed veteran Joe Flacco earlier this month after having traded for Kenny Pickett.
With all of that being said, it could in the team's best interests to draft their quarterback of the future very soon.
Soon ... like Friday night?
Sanders finished his final season at Colorado with 4,134 passing yards and 37 touchdowns on 74 percent completion, all of which were the best marks in the Big 12. While his team did not have as good of a year as some of the other college football powerhouses, Sanders showed that he can be a solid quarterback at the next level.
The Colorado star watched his former teammate and Heisman winner Travis Hunter go No. 2 overall to the Jacksonville Jaguars, but he was not able to get his time in the spotlight on Day 1 of the draft. ... as the ESPN cameras focused (way too much) on him and dad Deion Sanders waiting impatiently for the call.
Sanders will most likely not slide much further through the second round, so it could be a smart move for the Browns to go ahead and make a move while they still can.
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Related: ‘Play Until I Can’t!’ Browns QB Sets No Timeline for Retirement
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