To say Shedeur Sanders going to Cleveland was unexpected is an understatement. The 144th overall pick in April's NFL Draft has tried to forge his own path in the 'Party of Five'

After Haslam's statement, former NFL star Antonio Brown accused the Browns owner. Brown accused Haslam of being afraid to admit that he broke an agreement he had with the other 31 teams about not picking Shedeur. "Jimmy doesn't want to publicly admit he broke the agreement between the 31 other teams," Brown wrote.

When the Cleveland Browns drafted Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, many wondered if owner Jimmy Haslam had forced the pick. After all, it was odd that the Browns took Sanders,