There's no hostility or uneasiness between Cleveland Browns quarterbacks Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel during rookie minicamp, even after the former Colorado star slid to the fifth round of the NFL Draft.

The Browns, who added veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett this offseason with starter Deshaun Watson’s availability for 2025 in question due to injury, grabbed Gabriel with pick No. 94 on the second day of the NFL draft last month.

A man from Georgia who is suing the NFL afterShedeur Sanders‘ fall in the NFL Draft filed an emergency motion this week, according to WSB-TV in Atlanta. The man first filed the federal lawsuit on May 1.

Football fans are teeing off on Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders for his performance in the "intuition challenge."

A motion filed this week in the $100 million lawsuit over Shedeur Sanders' draft slide makes numerous new requests of the NFL. The documents are

The Cleveland Browns have a major quarterback controversy brewing with five total players currently on the roster at the position. Shedeur Sanders has been by far the most talked about player in the room, but he is facing an uphill battle to playing time in his rookie season.

Many were stunned when Shedeur Sanders fell to the fifth round in the NFL draft. It turns out experts in the media were also shocked.

The fan who filed what appears to be a frivolous lawsuit against the NFL over the draft-day free fall of Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders is committed to the bit.

The John Doe suing the NFL over quarterback Shedeur Sanders' slide in the draft has requested early discovery.

Like his father, Colorado coach Deion Sanders, former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders is cut from a different cloth. Growing up as the son of one

Shedeur Sanders did not seem to benefit from declaring for the NFL draft after a legendary Colorado Buffaloes football career.