Shedeur Sanders’ long wait ends when Cleveland Browns take him in 5th round of NFL draft

Green Bay, Weiss. – Finally, I ended.

Cleveland Braones Corterbok Colorado and son of Fameer Dion Sanders chose in the fifth round with the choice of 144 in the US Football Association draft on Saturday. This ended an amazing fall for Sanders, the most famous player in this semester after his career in the college.

The draft expectations ranked Sanders in general behind Miami’s Cam Ward only – who won the first place in Tennesse Titans – in Qorsbbeck in this category. Five Gardbbeck was taken in front of him instead, as one of them went to Cleveland when Brown Delon Gabriel chose Oregon in the third round.

The uncertainty surrounding the Colorado star is the dominant story in this draft. Sanders were not taken in the first round Thursday. It was not chosen in the second and third rounds on Friday.

Sanders remained optimistic on Saturday with a social media update.

“The last day of the last opportunity to get the opportunity to play the game I love,” said at one of the centers X on Saturday morning. “Thank you, God #Legendary.”

Sanders are now suddenly part of the crowded Corterbete room in Browns, where Deschon Watson is sitting next season with a torn Achilles tendon. Sanders and Jabriel join Kenny Picky and Joe Valao, 40.

The date of the draft includes many stories awaited by Gorterbeck for a long longer than expected. Sometimes he was ultimately fine for them.

Dan Marino was the sixth who was captured in the famous 1983 draft category, and won the twenty -seventh place in Miami, where he would spend his entire career in the celebrity hall. Aaron Rodgers was supposed to go among the first few options in 2005, but he went 24th to Green Bay, where he went to win four MVP prizes. Recently, Will Levis was considered an almost certain choice in the first round in 2023, but he slipped to the second round before Tennessee took him in 33th place in general.

But it is difficult to reach a severe fall like this fall.

Sanders has been one of the most famous names in university football in the past two years, while Hayesman’s team won a winner in Hessman, Travis Hunter, second place by Jacksonville – and played with his father.

The eighth position in Hayesman was ranked last season while throwing a 4,134 yard school record and helping Colorado to go 9-4. The buffalo went 4-8 in the Sanders I season there in 2023 after spending two years playing with his father in Jackson State.

Most of the predictions heading to the draft were Sanders, which was going much closer.

This is how it turned.

The New York Giants team was traded for the twenty -fifth selection on Thursday, but he chose Jaxson Dart from Mississippi. Three other cortresses went on Friday. New Orleans Tyler Shouf chose Luisville in the second round. In the third round, Seattle Galen Milrero from Alabama chose to take Cleveland Gabriel.

One of the criticisms of Slexric was the fact that he was dismissed 94 times in the last two seasons in Colorado. Fears have also arisen about the strength of his arm. There were also concerns about how he was adapting to playing with someone other than his father.

Earlier on Saturday, some other familiar names were taken.

Kam Skattebo, the multi -use running that led Arizona to the appearance of a soccer factor at the amazing university, went in the fourth round to the New York giants with the total selection 105. Tennessee runs the Dylan Sampson, an attack player at the Southeast Conference of 2024, went 126 to Indianapolis.

Three other players from Ohio were chosen in the fourth round, and this means that 10 players from the ruling national heroes have now been formulated. Linebacker Cody Simon went to 115 to Arizona, Salama Lathan Ransum 122 to Carolina and Rusher Rush Jack Sawyer 123 to Pittsburgh.

The last day of the draft was also distinguished by the Qorsbbeck Trading, as Seattle Sam Hugal sent and selected in the fifth round (No. 172 in general) to Minnesota to choose in the fifth round of Vikings (No. 142). Then Seattle used the No. 142 selection on the Notre Dame Defense processing.