Shedeur Sanders addressed his speeding tickets at Browns training camp on Friday, saying he learned his lesson.

While the headlines surrounding Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders, there's no denying that the team is going through a massive competition for the starting job. With some predicting who has the edge in the Browns' quarterback room, Sanders would speak about the battle after Friday's training camp session.

Training camps have begun in the NFL and we're less than two months away from the kickoff of the 2025 NFL season. The Cleveland Browns are in the spotlight, but not for good reason

Former Colorado Buffaloes football phenom Shedeur Sanders has not moved any closer to the Cleveland Browns' starting QB spot. How big of a problem is that?

Updated: Jul. 24, 2025, 5:24 p.m. BEREA, Ohio -- Browns GM Andrew Berry, during his annual training camp address on Thursday, admonished Shedeur Sanders for his two speeding citations, and revealed he’s talked to him.

A four-way battle to be named the Cleveland Browns stating quarterback is underway. The team that finished with the joint-worst NFL record last season have planned to use training camp to evaluate

Colorado coach Deion Sanders supported his son, Shilo, at Buccaneers training camp, while his other son, Shedeur, prepares with the Cleveland Browns.

The post garnered swift engagement from across the league, most notably from his younger son, Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who replied briefly with, “mite mite.” Shilo starred at Trinity Christian High School in Cedar Hill, Texas, before committing to South Carolina, where he logged 33 tackles over two seasons (2019-20).