Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders finds himself on the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts negotiation list, a safety net in case his NFL aspirations falter. Sanders, who experienced a dramatic fall during the draft, was chosen 144 spots lower than expected, signaling a challenging road ahead. With the Browns already fielding veteran quarterbacks and selecting Dillon Gabriel alongside him, competition for a roster spot is fierce.

Despite this uncertainty, the Browns' strategy in acquiring Sanders suggests they see potential in him as a late-round steal. Coach Kevin Stefanski is optimistic about evaluating all quarterbacks fairly during practice despite limited snaps. As Sanders navigates this pivotal moment, the possibility of heading north to Canada looms, drawing parallels to other NFL players who transitioned to the CFL after challenging starts in the NFL.