Shedeur Sanders arrives for Browns start with insane chain, entourage entrance

UPDATE: One of the people in Shedeur Sanders arrival group was Browns defensive back Tony Brown.
Shedeur Sanders certainly doesn’t lack confidence. That was evident during his arrival for his first NFL start for the Cleveland Browns in the preseason vs. the Carolina Panthers on the road with his own unique style.
The 23-year-old rookie and son of Deion Sanders was a shocking surprise during the NFL draft when he slid all the way until the 5th round when Cleveland scooped up the Colorado Buffaloes star.
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He’s worked hard all training camp so far and even didn’t want his dad to be there as it would be a “curse” as he said, and his post with 50 cent lyrics on Friday was telling that he wants the QB1 position in Cleveland.
Upon his arrival, he rocked his super expensive “Legendary” brand chain he had on for the draft, as well as came in with his own entrourage while blasting his own “unrealesed music.” It was quite the scene.
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Now, that’s confidence.
Sanders was listed as the fourth quaarterback on the initial depth chart, but his start is sure to generate all kinds of buzz.
Your own chain, your own song, with your own entrouarge — that’s Shedeur Sanders and his first NFL game entrance.

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