Sheder Sanders urged the ravens to avoid taking it in the project: report
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Sheder Sanders would have made an effort to avoid being selected by the Ravens of Baltimore in the draft of the NFL 2025.
The Ravens intended to take the old quarterly off competition from Colorado Buffaloes with the 141st choice of recourse, ESPN reported Sunday.
However, Sanders would have said that he did not want to get stuck behind the double MVP of the NFL Lamar Jackson on the painting of the depths.
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Cleveland Browns Shemer Sanders quarterrier warms up before a match against Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on September 14, 2025. (Peter Casey / Imagn Images)
Sanders sought to be chosen by a team for which he would have a chance to play. The Ravens ended up taking the offensive line player Carson Vinson, and Sanders went to the Browns of Cleveland a few choices later.
He would have been in a battle with Cooper Rush and Devin Leary for safeguard work. Rush joined the Dallas Cowboys Ravens during the offseason. Leary was signed for a term contract in January but did not make the final list.
Cleveland Browns Shemer Sanders quarter-arre against the Philadelphia Eagles during the match at Lincoln Financial Field. (Kyle Ross / Imagn images)
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Sanders has performed well enough for the Browns to keep it. They exchanged Kenny Pickett to the Raiders of Las Vegas and gave up Tyler Huntley.
Sanders is n ° 3 on the depth painting of the Browns entering the second week of the 2025 season. He is behind Joe Flacco and his compatriot Recruiter Dillon Gabriel.
Cleveland Browns Quarterbacks Joe Flacco (15) and Dillon Gabriel (5) chat during the training camp on July 23, 2025, in Berea. (Jeff Lange / USA Today Network via Imagn Images)
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Cleveland faces the Ravens on Sunday afternoon.
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