Shedeur Sanders arrives solo vs. Eagles in casual hoodie, bucket hat

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Shedeur Sanders had a much lowkey arrival against the Philadelphia Eagles today.
The hyped Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback will sit out today's second NFL preseason game with an oblique injury, which is extremely disappointing after his outstanding debut, throwing for two touchdowns and a gaudy 106.8 passer rating.
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Without a blasting boombox playing his own track, or his teammate Tony Brown with a wooden sickle, the 23-year-old embattled first-year player arrived solo in a black hoodie with matching bucket hat, but still showed off his usual fantastic style with some sick Nike Deion Sanders retro kicks.
Here's the debut entrance.
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Here's today's entrance.
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It's a casual, simple look perfect for the sidelines.

While the most talked about fifth-round pick in the history of the NFL is still fourth on the depth chart, speculation lately has been while 40-year-old Super Bowl winning quarterback Joe Flacco will be named the Week 1 starter, Sanders will make the active roster, with either Kenny Pickett or Dillon Gabriel being the odd man out. The Oregon Ducks third-round pick Gabriel will get the start today.
General manager Andrew Berry gave the former Colorado Buffaloes first NIL Nike college football athlete high praise last week on the sidelines.
"Really, really good job," Berry said. "I'm proud of you."
Browns GM Andrew Berry said this to Shedeur Sanders after his first NFL Game:
— GUCCE🦬🐦⬛ (@gucceCU) August 15, 2025
“Really, really good job—I’m proud of you.”👀🔥 pic.twitter.com/Y5uEjhJJxQ
Flacco, who also won't suit up today, has been a great mentor for Sanders in his second stint for Cleveland after leading them to the playoffs in 2023 and being named NFL Comeback Player of the Year, appearing in playoff starts an incredible nine-years apart.

"I see Joe do something, and I'm like, 'Alright bro. I'm going to try that,.'" Sanders said. "And then I do it, and it's cool cause I'm like, 'Hey bruh, I did this cause I've seen you do it.' And then he'll be smiling like a proud dad."
If Sanders can make the active roster for Week 1, Coach Prime's son will indeed be all smiles.
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