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Shedeur Sanders made a cool promise when he arrived in Cleveland as the Browns' newest quarterback.
He vowed that he'd get involved with the youth in his new city, according to beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot.
Sanders didn't waste any time.
On Wednesday, he visited John Marshall High School, a public school in the city of Cleveland.
Shedeur Sanders went to speak to the kid at Cleveland Public - John Marshall High School today… pic.twitter.com/672vOE0Rxy
— Ricky Smith (@Rickonia) April 30, 2025MORE: Browns' Shedeur Sanders responds to work ethic complaints
This definitely speaks to something about Sanders' character.
Maybe he wasn't perfect during the NFL Draft process, but that's not the whole of who a person is.
Sanders taking time out of one of his first couple days in Cleveland to go speak to youngsters in the community is priceless.
Everyone in that room will now be rooting for him, but that's not why athletes do it. They do it because they know it can uplift those around them.
Sanders, if he's going to make it in the NFL, will have to uplift those with him on the Browns.
He's showing, little by little, that he might indeed have that trait.
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