Shedeur Sanders Returns to Number Two Jersey

0:00It's March 30th. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories from around the league. On Cory with the story, Cleveland Brown's quarterback Shadour Sanders is switching back to his signature number two jersey next season. He rocked that digit through high school at Trinity Christian in Texas, Jackson State, and Colorado. Last year as a rookie, he wore number 15 since wide receiver DeAndre Carter had number two locked down. Sanders gone now, so the numbers free for Sanders. He's joining a lineup of Brown's greats who've worn it, like wide-out Amari Cooper and quarterback Johnny Manzale, Tim Couch, and Bailey Zappi. Sanders dropped the news on Instagram, posing in the Brown's jersey with captions like, thank you God and legendary. His dad, Deandre Sanders, the Colorado coach, reposted it too. Blasting Shadour's track, perfect timing and shouting, yes, laud. Number two is who he is. Blasting off a rollercoaster rookie year, Sanders climbed the depth chart after a fifth-round

1:03draft pick. He started in week 12, post Joe Flacco trade, and Dylan Gabriel injury, winning his debut against the Raiders, but finishing three and four ass. Starter with a thousand four hundred yards, seven touchdowns, and ten picks. Still snagged a pro bowl nod. This switch feels like a reset heading into offseason battles with the Sean Watson and Gabriel for the top spot. Brown's fans, get ready.