Shedeur Sanders would’ve been more trouble than he’s worth
Sports
May 12, 2025

Shedeur Sanders would’ve been more trouble than he’s worth

By By JEFF OLIVER MVI Sports 

There were so many Steelers fans who were unhappy that the team didn’t call Shedeur Sanders’ name in on the third day of the NFL Draft.

I think when all the dust clears, most of those fans will find it was a blessing that the Steelers passed on the young quarterback.

Judging from all the publicity that has come out of him being selected in the fifth round — and most of it has been negative — the 31 teams who stayed away from the former Colorado star are feeling vindicated.

The Browns opted ...

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