The Cleveland Browns have made a significant move in the NFL draft by trading up to select quarterback Shedeur Sanders at No. 144 overall, marking the end of his unexpected draft slide. This selection follows the Browns' earlier pick of Dillon Gabriel, indicating the team's commitment to bolster their quarterback lineup.

Sanders, who spent his college career showcasing his skills at Colorado and Jackson State, has impressive statistics, including a 74% completion rate and 37 passing touchdowns last season. Despite criticism regarding his mobility and pocket presence, Sanders's college achievements position him as a key asset for the Browns moving forward.