NFLPA recognizes Browns QB Shedeur Sanders ahead of Week 3

On the field, there are still questions about what Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders will become and if his future is with his current team. Some have written him off as nothing more than a backup, while others believe he will shine when he gets a chance. Former Browns OL Joel Bitonio shared his t

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On the field, there are still questions about what Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders will become and if his future is with his current team. Some have written him off as nothing more than a backup, while others believe he will shine when he gets a chance. Former Browns OL Joel Bitonio shared his thoughts recently on what Sanders needs to do, while fellow Cleveland legend QB Bernie Kosar had glowing praise

for the young quarterback.

Where there has been no question is Sanders’ devotion to the kids

in the Northeast Ohio community. Sanders started visiting Cleveland area schools the first week he was in the city after being drafted. This week, as shared in our Daily Dawg Chow, Sanders was once again back at school, a day after the Browns big Week 2 victory:

That charitable work led to Sanders being recognized by the NFLPA as their Week 3 Community MVP:

Always great to see players representing the orange and brown in such a positive way. Seeing Sanders continue his commitment to the students in the area backs up a lot of the positives shared by Kosar recently. Seeing the excitement from the kids in the above video shows just how impactful Sanders’ presence and service really is.