Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders said he is "truly thankful" for President Donald Trump's support during his historic NFL Draft slide.

Shedeur Sanders has responded to Donald Trump after the president defended him when he fell in the NFL draft late last month.

Shedeur Sanders told reporters that he is grateful for the support from President Donald Trump after the 78-year-old rushed to his defense during the quarterback's slide in the NFL Draft

Shedeur Sanders was the subject of a tweet from President Donald Trump after he suffered an unfathomable slide in the 2025 NFL Draft before being selected by the Browns

President Donald Trump explained what prompted him to speak out in defense of Shedeur Sanders after Sanders' unexpected fall in last month's NFL Draft.

Cleveland added Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel at 94th overall, making Sanders the fifth quarterback on the roster, which also includes Kenny Pickett, Joe Flacco and Deshaun Watson. Sanders took second in quarterback reps behind Gabriel on Friday, although Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski downplayed its significance.

Shedeur Sanders expressed sincere gratitude toward President Donald Trump after he publicly voiced support during Sanders’ surprising fall in the 2025 NFL Draft. The former Colorado star QB met with the media for the first time since being taken in the fifth round by the Cleveland Browns.

Shedeur Sanders has opened up on United States President Donald Trump lashing out at NFL owners after his fall in the draft. The former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback was tipped to be an early first-round pick after an impressive second season in Boulder,