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Multiple teams were given the opportunity to select Shedeur Sanders, but Thursday and Friday passed without the former Colorado quarterback hearing his name.
The internet has been flooded with accusations of racism, as Shedeur Sanders, once projected to be drafted in the top 5, has now fallen past the fourth round without being drafted.
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The Cleveland Browns selected quarterback Shedeur Sanders with the 144th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft after he surprisingly fell out of the first round.
Two special football fans have their dreams come true when experiencing one of the biggest nights in professional football at the 2025 NFL Draft.
As Shedeur Sanders continues to fall, NFL Hall of Famer Brett Favre offered a crucial reminder for those still hoping to be drafted on Saturday.
Former Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) criticized the NFL after Shedeur Sanders, the son of NFL legend Deion Sanders, fell out of the first round of the NFL Draft, claiming that it was due to racism. In a video posted to
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Shedeur Sanders' positive mindset hasn't wavered despite falling in the NFL Draft to Day 3, as he posted a Saturday-morning message where he's looking forward to his opportunity.
As Shedeur Sanders remained on the 2025 NFL Draft big board after Day 2, the opinions and concerns flew in from all over the sports world, as many can't fathom why he's still available.
Stephen A. Smith said on Friday that a lack of skill isn't why Shedeur Sanders fell out of the first round, but rather, teams wanting to avoid Deion.
The 2025 NFL Draft is suddenly one Shedeur Sanders would like to forget, but in a late-night X post, he's sure doing his best to stay confident.
Shedeur Sanders was passed on by all 32 NFL teams in the first three rounds of the Draft, marking one of the most shocking slides in league history
Once considered to be a top-five pick in the NFL Draft, Shedeur Sanders is now not even one of the top five quarterbacks taken this year.
Ben Christman, a UNLV offensive lineman, died in February due to an irregular heartbeat, the Clark County Coroner's Office said.
The Trump administration has saved taxpayers more than $2 billion through cuts to DEI programs and offices during President Donald Trump's first 100 days, according to the Whie House.
Jemele Hill is comparing the woke battle to force transgender athletes into women's sports to the campaign for civil rights for minorities.
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John Daly will forgo the PGA Championship next week and focus on the PGA Tour Champions major, the Tradition, instead. He took issue with the schedule.
College football player William Hardrick, a transfer defensive back at Austin Peay, was killed when his vehicle was struck on a highway in Alabama.
A second Temple University student was suspended over an antisemitic incident that took place at a Barstool Sports bar in Philadelphia over the weekend.
New details have emerged in John Elway’s fatal golf cart crash that killed his friend, Jeff Sperbeck. CBS affiliate 9 News reported on Tuesday, May 6, that Elway, 64, left a private function at Madison Club in La Quinta with Sperbeck, Sperbeck’s wife Cori, Elway’s...
Tom Brady talked to Logan Paul about the players he did not really like to get hit by in the NFL. He was not sacked too many times over the course of his career.
Stop Antisemitism founder Liora Rez called on FIFA and the White House's FIFA World Cup 2026 Task Force to stop the "Show Israel the Red Card" campaign ahead of the tournament.
Holly Archer defended the running briefs she wore during London Marathon, despite some fans arguing her attire resembled women's swimwear.
