To say Shedeur Sanders going to Cleveland was unexpected is an understatement. The 144th overall pick in April's NFL Draft has tried to forge his own path in the 'Party of Five'

Blame him for plenty, but Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam said he's not directly responsible for a recent high-profile draft pick. While his influence is undeniable, Haslam said Tuesday that he didn't force general manager Andrew Berry to take rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders in April.

Antonio Brown has publicly accused the Cleveland Browns owner of violating a reported agreement among team owners not to draft Shedeur Sanders in a dramatic twist to the fallout of