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Shedeur Sanders walked to the microphone on Saturday to talk to reporters with Cleveland Browns Rookie Mincamp. The upcoming Brown quarterback raises questions about President Donald Trump’s decision to speak out in the Sanders NFL draft slides and battle for the starter job.
But the 23-year-old also took a little time to resolve issues about the number of jerseys he will wear in his first season in the NFL.
The Browns released the Jersey numbers as rookie class and free agent on Tuesday. The announcement confirms that Sanders will wear No. 12.
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Cleveland Brown quarterback Shedeur Sanders left the field on Friday, May 9, 2025 at the Cleveland Browns Training Complex in Berea, Ohio. (Imagn)
The generous receiver Deandre Carter will wear second place for Cleveland.
Shedeur Sanders' first look at Browns Locker Deion Sanders joked: "Let's go #2 I mean #12'
Sanders wears a number 2 in Colorado. Sanders may make some guesses to Carter in order to restore his college football number.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders threw on the Cleveland Browns Training Complex in Buria, Ohio on Friday, May 9, 2025. (Imagn)
"My signing bonus is not that high right now," Sanders said.
Sanders has obtained several famous names, images and similar (nil) deals during his college career.
He expects to rank the highest overall overall ahead of his highly-watched NFL Draft slides. Brown selected the signal caller in the fifth round.
Cleveland Brown quarterback Shedeur Sanders spoke with the media on May 10, 2025 at the rookie mini-training camp on the off-road mortgage campus. (Ken Blaze/Imagn image)
Sheduer ended the 2024 college football season with 4,134 yards. He will join Cleveland's crowded quarterback room, which also includes Deshaun Watson, Joe Flacco, Dillon Gabriel and Kenny Pickett.
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Gabriel, who was selected in the third round, was a 90-minute practice in the small training camp, as the Sanpers.
Browns coach Kevin Stefanski praised the two rookies.
"I think it's interesting that we've spent a lot of cave time with these players, especially when we talked about quarterbacks with Dillon and Shedill," he said. "We've had a meeting with them in this building. We've brought them to the drill and then they can wear their helmets and uniforms and see what they can do from the meeting room to the grass."
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