Though Jax already issued a public apology to Sanders for the incident, Ulbrich took the time to issue one as well in his first comments on Wednesday since being disciplined by the league.

Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich said he never felt as if his job was in jeopardy after the leak of Shedeur Sanders ...

Jax Ulbrich, the son of Atlanta Falcons defensive ... Sanders reportedly accepted Jax’s personal apology call earlier that day. Sanders hasn’t posted much about the incident publicly, keeping ...

Here’s a look at Ulbrich's apology and the aftermath of the incident. In his public apology, Ulbrich expressed deep remorse for his actions, acknowledging the hurt caused by his prank call to ...

Shedeur Sanders and Deion Sanders could have taken out their NFL Draft frustrations on Jeff Ulbrich and Jax Ulbrich, but instead they chose grace and forgiveness.

In public remarks to reporters, Ulbrich apologized to the Sanders family ... the Sanders family for being gracious in accepting the apology when they really didn't need to. Ulbrich said that ...

In the meantime, Ulbrich's son, Jax, posted a public apology to Sanders on Instagram, both as a post and as a story. "On Friday night I made a tremendous mistake. Shedeur, what I did was ...

Jax Ulbrich posted a public apology to Sanders on Sunday and thanked him for accepting his call earlier in the day. "On Friday night I made a tremendous mistake," Jax Ulbrich's social media post read.

Ulbrich was remorseful in his public apology to Sanders via Instagram. The apology was the only post on the account, and the comments were disabled. "On Friday night I made a tremendous mistake ...

Jax Ulbrich is sharing his regrets to Shedeur ... Two days later, the 21-year-old issued a public apology for the stunt. "On Friday night I made a tremendous mistake," he wrote on Instagram ...

Though Jax already issued a public apology to Sanders for the incident, Ulbrich took the time to issue one as well in his first comments on Wednesday since being disciplined by the league.