The Cleveland Browns lost their 12th game of the season when they faced the Buffalo Bills. To make matters worse, their star quarterback, Shedeur Sanders, was injured during the game and was seen with a bloody pinky finger.
The Browns are only playing to finish the season on a high note and give their players enough time on the field. Their season, as far as playoff contention is concerned, has been over for a long time.
Amid a turbulent season, Deion Sanders recently took to Instagram to show his appreciation for his sons. Coach Prime also included Deion Sanders Jr. in the post, who works behind the camera, covering the NFL.
“We are Family! @deionsandersjr I’m so Proud of u son with yo NFL vest on doing yo thang covering yo brother & the @clevelandbrowns,” Coach Prime wrote.
He posted a couple of pictures with Sanders Jr. The proud father then mentioned his other son, the Browns’ rookie quarterback. He stated that he loves what Shedeur has managed to do so far with the franchise.
“I Love it son an I’m proud of u as well. The 1st shall be last and the last shall be 1st. What God has for u is for u,” he wrote.
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Shedeur himself has had a season full of ups and downs. He had to wait for a long time before he got his first NFL experience. After that, he went on a good run, producing big numbers in every game and impressing even his harshest critics.
Since the team wasn’t getting the desired result, Shedeur’s performances got lost under the weight of piling losses for the Browns.
Shedeur Sanders Revealed Consequences of Getting His Bags Stolen
When Shedeur made his NFL debut, around the same time, his house was broken into. The burglars left the house with items valued at over $200k. All of his luxury bags were among the things that were stolen from his home.
Hours before the Bills game, Shedeur met his brother and revealed that the reason why he was carrying a Nike bag was that all his luxury bags had been stolen during the burglary.
However, he still had some bags at home but was afraid to bring them with him because his father wouldn’t like it.
“Dad won’t never let me go to the house and get my other bag,” he said. “So, I be like, ‘Bro, c’mon bro.”
While Shedeur lost items worth over $200k, he was happy that none of his jewelry was stolen during the break-in.
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