Colorado Buffaloes football legend Shedeur Sanders knows what he has to do to win the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback competition this offseason.

Ben Roethlisberger may have let a stray fly in the direction of Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders recently. In a recent appearance on Sports Spectrum, the former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback addressed how he believes NIL in college sports is affecting the mindset of players entering their NFL careers.

Browns rookie QB Shedeur Sanders brought the community together at the Garden Valley Fun Fest in East Cleveland Wednesday.

Kaidon Salter will be the best running quarterback the "Prime Time" era of Colorado Buffaloes football has ever seen.

"The good news for Shedeur, the Browns' fifth-round pick out of Colorado, is that he performed so well over the final two weeks of spring ball that he'll come back for training camp with a legitimate shot to compete for the starting job, at least in the early going..."

Browns coaches watching closely as their fifth-round rookie quarterback tackles the mental leap from college football to Kevin Stefanski's marathon play calls.

“Shedeur Sanders had his jersey number retired at Colorado this year, and people are saying it’s because of nepotism, because of his father, and it’s not” Gillis said. “It’s because he went 13-12 over his career, and he almost won the Alamo Bowl. Definitely not nepotism, right?”

Growing up in the Sanders household didn't mean cartoons and bedtime stories. For Shedeur Sanders, it meant defensive schemes on whiteboards in airport terminals. Deion Sanders on