Browns Limit Shedeur Sanders’ Training Camp Reps Amid QB Competition

Shedeur Sanders, rookie quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, is facing a challenging start to his NFL career due to stiff competition and limited playing reps during training camp. Despite showing steady improvement, Sanders remains low on the depth chart behind veteran Joe Flacco and others, leading to concerns from former NFL executive Louis Riddick and others that the Browns are hindering his development by not providing enough practice snaps. Sanders himself asked his father, Deion Sanders, not to attend camp to avoid witnessing his minimal reps, highlighting his frustration with the situation. Meanwhile, Deion Sanders, head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes and Shedeur's father, is focused on his own quarterback competition between Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis, emphasizing consistency and leadership as key traits. The Buffaloes are navigating a new era without Shedeur and Travis Hunter, with Salter and Lewis viewed as strong candidates to lead the team. Deion Sanders recently returned to coaching after battling bladder cancer, and his players have responded with heightened intensity and focus, underscoring the importance of leadership and perseverance on and off the field.