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Sheder Sanders recognized the criticisms he was confronted with while playing Jackson State and Colorado before his decision to become a professional and to enter the draft of the NFL and theorized why he takes a ton of heat.
The spotlights were burning last month when he fell in the fifth round of the recovery after being planned to be taken as high as No. 2.. The Browns of Cleveland finally tried his chance of choice No. 144.
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May 10, 2025; Berea, Oh: the quarter-arre of Cleveland Browns Shemer Sanders (12) speaks to a coach during the minicamp recruit at the CrossCountry Mortgage Campus. (Ken Blaze-Imagn images)
He told Cleveland.com that he thought that a lot of hatred directed against him was based on his father, Deion Sanders.
“They do not care about the opinion of others on you,” said Sanders about the young generation during the visit of a local high school. “They are based on theirs – 99% of hatred (directed against him) is towards the pops. And then I am just his son. But (the children) did not grow at a time when they watched him play. It is only the older generation that makes me rather than the youngest. Because when I come in person, there is no negativity, I see. But it’s everywhere online.
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Cleveland Browns Shemer Sanders quarterrier, before, leaves the field after the Minicamp recruit from the NFL football team in Berea, Ohio, on Saturday May 10, 2025. (AP photo / Sue Ogrocki)
“So, that’s why I say that I like to go (in schools) in person and meet them, and all the questions they have, I say:” Just ask me the question you want. Choose any question. No filter, nothing. “That’s what they say.
Sanders will be able to close some of the criticisms that have already discouraged him.
He enters a crowded quarter-back room with veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett as well as someone in his own roach in Dillon Gabriel.
He signed his recruit contract earlier in the week. All eyes will be on him and his three teammates during intersane training sessions.
