Should he play, Aaron Rodgers’ goal will be to hand Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns a loss Sunday. But removing himself from the task at end, Rodgers had plenty of praise for the job Sanders has done his first season.
“I follow Shedeur [Sanders], his career,” Rodgers said via a team-provided transcript Wednesday. “I mean, any football fan had watched him go from Jackson to Boulder, and that being kind of a former Pac-12 school, obviously was pulling for him.”
With deep football knowledge and appreciation for player journeys and stories, it’s no surprise that Rodgers has kept close tabs on Sanders.