If you were one of many Pittsburgh Steelers fans who had post-draft regret that the front office didn't snatch up Shedeur Sanders when he slipped in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Steelers' decision already looks justified. The latest news from the Cleveland Browns creates a terrible outlook for Sanders' future.
Sanders fell to the fifth round of April's draft for what was one of the biggest unforeseen draft slides in modern memory. But there was a reason for that, and it's already starting to make sense.
Halfway through training camp, Sanders failed to impress, as he couldn't climb the ladder in a crowded QB room.