Shedeur Sanders
23-Year-Old
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Slide finally ends
The Browns selected Sanders in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 144th overall.
ANALYSIS
Sanders was the biggest faller of the draft, as he began the process this winter as a contender to go as the first overall pick. Instead, the Colorado product was the sixth quarterback to be selected and the second player at the position to be picked by the Browns, who also invested a third-round pick on Dillon Gabriel. The reasons for Sanders' slide aren't officially reported at this point, but he'll now likely be battling for the third spot on the depth chart to begin the 2025 season.
Sanders was the biggest faller of the draft, as he began the process this winter as a contender to go as the first overall pick. Instead, the Colorado product was the sixth quarterback to be selected and the second player at the position to be picked by the Browns, who also invested a third-round pick on Dillon Gabriel. The reasons for Sanders' slide aren't officially reported at this point, but he'll now likely be battling for the third spot on the depth chart to begin the 2025 season.
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How do Shedeur Sanders' measurables compare to other quarterbacks?
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6' 2"Weight
212 lbsHand Length
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Won't throw at combine
Sanders doesn't plan to throw at the NFL Scouting Combine this week and instead will wait to throw at this pro day, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
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Candidate to be selected first
Sanders and Cam Ward are viewed as the top candidates to be selected with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, according to a recent poll of 20 scouts and executives conducted by Pete Thamel of ESPN.com.
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Browns, Saints still possibilities
Sanders, who was surprisingly not selected in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, could be a target for either the Browns or Saints within the first eight picks of the second round Friday night, Stephen Holder of ESPN.com reports.
ANALYSIS
The Colorado product saw the spotlight shine bright on him throughout the first round, although not for the right reasons. Sanders repeatedly was passed over by teams Thursday night after once being considered a top-five prospect. However, Holder points out two quarterback-needy squads, the Browns and Saints, could pounce on him early in Friday's second round -- Cleveland holds the 33rd and 36th overall selections, while New Orleans has the 40th overall pick.
The Colorado product saw the spotlight shine bright on him throughout the first round, although not for the right reasons. Sanders repeatedly was passed over by teams Thursday night after once being considered a top-five prospect. However, Holder points out two quarterback-needy squads, the Browns and Saints, could pounce on him early in Friday's second round -- Cleveland holds the 33rd and 36th overall selections, while New Orleans has the 40th overall pick.