Brown Shedeur Sanders react to rumors that he did not want to make the fire to make it

In the middle reports That Cleveland Browns Quarterback Shedeur Sanders didn’t want to make it Baltimore Ravens, Rookie said he didn’t care about things that happened in the past.

“My answer is that I’m focused on now,” Sanders said, by athletics Jeff Zrebiec and Zac Johnson. “Actually in the past I don’t talk anything and what happened in the past, that’s what you are. I’m focused on now and I focus on this game we just had and realized how to move away from it.”

Sanders added that he doesn’t remember anything “what happened before it was made.

“You wouldn’t believe my memory not returned so far,” he said. “I don’t remember anything (before) the draft. I remember I’m here, I’m going to workout every day, and there’s a 24-hour rule.”

ESPNs Adam Schet Reported on Saturday That Baltimore Planned to Take Sanders with The No. 141 Pick In The Fifth Round, But Sanders “Let It Be Known to Baltimore That He Didn’t Want To Be On A Roster With Lamar Jackson, Where He Wouldn’t Play Anytime Soon.”

Raven started in an offensive Lineman Carson Winson with 141. views, while Browns compiled Sanders with number 144, later three chooses.

Sanders is widely designed to be a first-class choice after an extraordinary final season in Colorado, but a peculiar approach to a preconcting procedure contributed to its sliding to the fifth round.

Grinder allegedly He struggled to explain his mistakes on the film and failed to identify the intentionally set installation errors that he had previously been studying. His pre-joke interviews reportedly pointed out that he deliberately tries to avoid them to compile certain teams.

While many questioned the access to Sanders on the draft, it was probably probably the best not to finish the ranens list. If Baltimore was chosen, it would be almost impossible to earn a starting job during a double MVP Lamar Jackson, who was only 28 years old and contracted to Baltimore until 2028. Years.

Sanders has not yet claimed a starting job in Cleveland, but his chances of becoming KB1 above Joe Flacca, Dillon Gabriel or Kenny Pickett are exposed higher than in Baltimore.