Deion Sanders has powerful message for Browns QB son Shedeur

The draft slide of Shedeur Sanders was tough to watch as the Colorado Buffaloes quarterback kept falling round after round. Imagine being dad Deion Sanders, who looked shocked as pick-by-pick went by and his son wasn’t selected.
After the Cleveland Browns selected Shedeur with the 144th overall selection in the 5th round, it was time to rejoice. While Deion’s other son Shilo didn’t get picked at all, he did sign with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That led to a celebration with dad, his NFL sons, mom Pilar, and Deion’s daughter Shelomi with an epic family pic.
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Shedeur (and Shilo) reported to rookie minicamp with Shedeur arriving early and rocking a “Legendary” casual fit and showing off his true class with an amazing gesture for a local high school team.
Deion raised quite a young man who is now blazing his own NFL path. On Saturday, Deion posted a picture of Shedeur in his Browns uniform and wrote, “Thank you JESUS! We can take whatever hand we’re dealt. We always have & we always will. #Coach Prime”
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Shedeur is battling other rookie Dillon Gabriel, Cody Pickett, and veteran Joe Flacco for the starting position.
He’s also wearing a new number with 12 vs. the 2 he built in college.
That’s the hand he was dealt and he’s held his own so far. He has a great dad to coach him through it all.

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Matt Ryan is a dedicated sports journalist with over 20 years of experience in digital and linear media. After receiving a Masters in Journalism from USC, he’s worked for Fox Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo Sports, USA Today Sports Media Group, and Bally Sports, while holding various leadership roles along the way.