Dez Bryant Wants Shedeur Sanders Out of Cleveland

about 2 months ago

Dez Bryant Wants Shedeur Sanders Out of Cleveland

Former Cowboys star Bryant believes Shedeur Sanders would be better off outside Cleveland. Calling Sanders a “franchise QB,” Bryant argued that “getting him out of Cleveland will be a plus for him.” He specifically pointed to the Saints and Cardinals as ideal destinations, adding, “The Saints would be a great fit for him,” before later saying, “Arizona is a great fit as well.”

By Shubham Bhargav

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Tony Farmer Suggests Mike Vrabel-Dianna Russini Friendship Started in 2016

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Tony Farmer Suggests Mike Vrabel-Dianna Russini Friendship Started in 2016

Farmer highlighted Dianna Russini's 2016 report that the 49ers had offered Mike Vrabel a defensive coordinator role. He noted the earliest publicly known photos of the pair together date to 2020, but suggested their connection could predate that. “If Vrabel was the source for this story, it's possible the friendship goes back all the way to 2016 or further,” Farmer wrote.


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Mac Jones Addresses Trade Rumors, Commits to 49ers

Mac Jones isn't paying much attention to trade rumors, saying he's focused on improving with the 49ers. “My feet are in San Francisco and I like it a lot,” Jones said. The QB praised the organization, calling it “the best organization” he’s played for. Jones added that after playing “decent” last season, his goal is to elevate his game, improve his technique.

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Jimmy Haslam Loses Two Superstars in 21 Days From NFL and NBA

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Jimmy Haslam Loses Two Superstars in 21 Days From NFL and NBA

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PFF Says Browns Must Rethink Fourth-Down Approach

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PFF Says Browns Must Rethink Fourth-Down Approach

PFF’s Bradley Locker believes the Browns should reconsider their fourth-down approach in 2026. “The Browns and HC Monken may want to be a tad more passive,” Locker wrote after Cleveland posted a 25th-ranked success rate and the league’s worst fourth-down yards-per-play. He added, “Cleveland averaged -1.6 yards per play on fourth down in 2025,” the NFL’s worst mark since 2006.

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Brendan Sorsby Left Weighing CFL, UFL and Legal Options After NFL’s Snub

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Brendan Sorsby Left Weighing CFL, UFL and Legal Options After NFL’s Snub

Brendan Sorsby’s football future remains uncertain after the NFL declined to hold a supplemental draft. The former quarterback could pursue opportunities in the CFL, JUCO ranks or the UFL, though each path presents significant obstacles. A legal challenge against the NFL also remains possible. For now, Sorsby faces limited options as he works toward entering the 2027 NFL Draft and continuing his career.

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