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Shedeur Sanders Pops Up on Coach Prime in Colorado for The first time after getting drafted#shedeursanders #coachprime #nfldraft2025
New York Jets backup quarterback Jordan Travis—who never took an NFL snap—announced his retirement Wednesday, citing complications from the gruesome leg injury he suffered at Florida State on November 18, 2023. The surgically repaired left ankle “never responded the way we hoped,” Travis said in an emotional statement, adding that doctors have advised him to walk away “from the game I love so deeply.”
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Jets backup quarterback Jordan Travis has announced his retirement after his surgically repaired left leg, fractured,dislocated in a 2023 FS
Draft drop don't faze Shedeur Sanders
(News4usOnline) - The conversation swirling around quarterback Shedeur Sanders before the draft, during the draft, and after the draft, went from entertainment to heartlessness to comforting, all in a matter of a couple of days. Somehow, some way, the football part got lost in the shuffle. When the 2025 NFL Draft came around, Sanders, the hotshot quarterback from the University of Colorado, was supposed to have his crowning moment on one of the league’s biggest platforms. Instead, the draft for Sanders turned into a quagmire.
Pasadena, CA - Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders goes through game warm-up drills before taking on the UCLA Bruins at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on October 28, 2023. Photo credit: Dennis J. Freeman/News4usOnline Sanders did not hear his name officially called out in the draft until Day 3, after 143 other players had been selected before him. Sanders was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the fifth round with the 144th pick overall. It was not the entrance going into the NFL that Sanders was expecting. However, he handled things pretty cool when he addressed the media about the wild ride of being considered to be a potential first-round draft pick to dropping off the board all the way until Day 3. Sanders was bypassed by teams such as the New Orleans Saints, Las Vegas Raiders, Pittsburgh, and New York Giants, teams in need of a young signal-caller, multiple times. The Browns even had the audacity of picking Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel in the third round of the draft before even considering adding Sanders to their roster. The Browns now have five quarterbacks on their team. But just as he had in leading the Jackson State and Colorado football programs to credibility and more national exposure, Sanders took a diplomatic approach to the situation. He viewed the perceived snub as an opportunity. “I would say I’m extremely grateful for the opportunity, throughout everything. I don’t ever focus on the negative or even think about the negative because the positive happens so fast, and it’s a change of emotions,” Sanders said. “For me, it was just playing quarterback,” he added. “That’s what it’s about. You can’t be up too low or anything, you got to be able to celebrate. Like when we score a touchdown, we celebrate for a little bit. Now it’s back to, it’s time to work, it’s time to go. So, that’s all it is, it’s a football game to me, and that’s how I view it.” When asked what’s his approach to dealing with adversity, Sanders didn’t blink with his answer.
Pasadena, CA - Colorado Buffaloes head coach and NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders is the father of Shedeur Sanders. Photo credit: Dennis J. Freeman/News4usOnline “What fuels me is my purpose in life and understanding the route that we’re gonna have to take,” Sanders remarked. “Understanding that I was able to get an opportunity when a lot of people didn’t want to give me an opportunity. So that’s what I’m truly thankful for. That’s what fuels me.” The dramatic drop from being a potential No. 1 pick to being just another guy in the draft has not hampered Sanders’ enthusiasm one bit. “I know I’m going to fit in perfectly,” Sanders said. “I feel like it’s first getting in, showing respect to the vets, showing them I’m here ready to work. Show the coaches and have them understand, I’m here ready to work. So they could actually understand the real me. That’s what I’m truly thankful to have, is the opportunity for people to actually see the real me and not be able to see stuff that could be true or not.” Sanders had to endure the embarrassment of not having his name called on Day 1 of the draft, which many people had predicted. Day 2 went by, and the uh-oh sound seemed to rummage its way from Green Bay, Wisconsin to the rest of the nation as Sanders had yet to hear his name called by a team. Well, Sanders did receive a call, but not the one he was looking forward to receiving. A prank call from the son of Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, just added embarrassment, scorn and confusion to an already uncertain moment in Sanders’ young life. The fake call made by 21-year-old Jax Ulbrich made a heightened situation for Sanders an almost unfathomable turn of events. The Falcons quickly sent out a statement condemning the inappropriate actions by the younger Ulbrich. With that matter behind him, Sanders, the son of NFL Hall of Famer and Colorado head coach Deion Sanders, can focus on the business of playing football, something he would not have had without the guidance of his famous father. And no, the younger Sanders does not view it as negative of walking in his father's shadows and being a football legend’s son. “Well, it’s never a burden,” he said. “It’s never a burden. I wouldn’t look at that as that. I feel like everybody, God makes everybody have their own routes, and this is just my route. Like there’s nothing I would be able to go back and wish that wasn’t my dad because I’m truly thankful for him being there and the structure I have.” Read the full article
With NFL Draft Day 3 on the horizon, franchises have pored over their Day 2 snap grades to chart the course for Rounds 4 through 7. Immediate evaluations help teams gauge the value of each pick relative to slot, prospect traits, and any trade capital expended. Here’s a comprehensive look at how the first 96 selections fared—and what it means as the draft shifts into its final days.
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As NFL Draft Day 3 approaches, teams evaluate their Day 2 snap grades—ranging from Arizona’s A- to Detroit’s C.
When asked has Sanders been drafted this weekend, the answer for Shedeur Sanders is a resounding yes. In a surprising turn of events late Saturday, the Cleveland Browns moved up from their original fifth-round slots (picks 166 and 192) to snatch Sanders at No. 144, sending those two selections to the Seattle Seahawks. The move ends Sanders’ unexpected fall into Day 3 and injects fresh competition into the Browns’ crowded QB room.
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Wondering has Sanders been drafted? The Cleveland Browns grabbed quarterback Shedeur Sanders with the 144th overall pick in the fifth round
As nfl draft picks move into Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft, teams look to fill key roster holes with the best available talent. After Thursday’s four Round 1 trades—most notably the Jaguars sending No. 36 to Cleveland, the Giants dealing No. 34 to Houston, and the Rams acquiring No. 46—Friday’s selections (picks 33–64) will define how franchises plot their immediate and long-term success.
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This deep dive into nfl draft picks Round 2 showcases mock selections, top remaining prospects like Shedeur Sanders and Luther Burden III, p
Rams draft TE Terrance Ferguson
Los Angeles, CA (News4usOnline) - The Los Angeles Rams opted to go with offense on their first pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. That means more fireworks to exploit for quarterback Matthew Stafford and the rest of the Rams offense for the 2025 NFL season. It also means a great opportunity for Terrance Ferguson, whom the Rams selected with the No. 46 pick in the second round. Rams head coach Sean McVay, speaking after Day 2 of the draft, outlined what he likes about Ferguson. “I think he can play in the ‘C’ area and he’s moved around the formation,” said McVay. “When things go off-schedule, he shows what a great feel that he has to find soft spots. I thought he and Gabriel had a great rapport.” “I'm really excited to get him in that tight end room with Tyler Higbee, Colby Parkinson and Davis Allen,” McVay added. “It allows us to be able to explore maybe doing some different things. We'll see where it goes, but he's a stud. We're very excited about him.”
Pasadena, CA - Oregon Ducks tight end Terrance Ferguson (3) in action against the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Rose Bowl Game on Jan. 1, 2025. Photo credit: Sammy Saludo/News4usOnline Now that he’s done catching passes at the collegiate level, Ferguson will be hauling in throws from a future Hall of Famer in Stafford. He’s pretty stoked about it. “Having a guy like that who is a Super Bowl champion and one of the greats… my little brother is a die-hard Lions fan. He loves Matt(hew) Stafford and has loved him his whole life,” Ferguson said. “Being able to play with a guy like that who has a lot of experience, won a Super Bowl, is super detailed and is a super talent, I can't wait to be able to catch passes from him.” He may have to wait in line for that reality to come to fruition. The Rams have quite a few pass-catchers on their roster, especially at the tight end position. Following the departure of Cooper Kupp, the Rams had to rebuild their wide receiver corps. They started the remake by signing DeVante Adams, a big-time playmaker. By pairing Adams with Puka Nacua as the team’s leading wideouts, the Rams have bolstered their pass-catching needs significantly. The Rams also re-signed downfield playmaker Tutu Atwell as the possible third wheel among the receivers. Throw in a dash of Kyren Williams at the running back position, and the Rams appear to have a full-blown, multi-faceted offensive system ready to go. The addition of Ferguson adds another layer of depth to McVay’s offense. During his brief Zoom press conference call, Ferguson was still trying to grasp the idea of being drafted by the Rams.
Pasadena, CA - Oregon Ducks tight end Terrance Ferguson (3) is trying to make a play against an Ohio State defender during a College Football Playoff game during the Rose Bowl Game on Jan. 1, 2025. Ferguson caught five passes for 71 yards in Ohio State's 41-21 win. Photo credit: Sammy Saludo/News4usOnline “Honestly, it hasn't sunk in yet,” said Ferguson. “It’s kind of a surreal moment for me. I’m just trying to take it in, be with my family and be able to go attack the opportunity. It really hasn't hit me honestly. It's been surreal. I'm kind of just in awe right now.” At 6-5, Ferguson gives Stafford another big target to throw to. A couple of attributes that make Ferguson an ideal tight end in McVay’s offense are that he’s exceptional in finding spots in a zone defense, is a decent route runner, and can find the open area in seam routes. During his senior season, Ferguson caught 43 passes for 591 yards and three touchdowns. Ferguson shared his thoughts on what he can offer the Rams. "I think I bring a lot of things, versatility being the biggest, being able to stretch the field and creating mismatches with linebackers or safeties but also being able to put my nose on somebody,” he said. “The God-gifted ability, but also the versatility and ability to be able to line up anywhere and be able to make an impact however I need to." Featured Image: Oregon Ducks tight end Terrance Ferguson (3) gets behind the Ohio State defense in the Rose Bowl Game played in Pasadena, California, on Jan. 1, 2025. Photo credit: Sammy Saludo/News4usOnline Read the full article
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