While some people think Sanders might have a chance to play in Cleveland, Andrew Perloff thinks it isn’t a good fit.

Sanders said his first priority with the Browns is "showing respect to the vets" and coaches. Why? Perhaps to dispel the oft-rumored and reported pre-draft notion that Sanders, the son of former NFL great Deion Sanders, turned off potential suitors thanks to an outsized or even entitled personality.

Sanders’ name was called 50 picks after Gabriel. For Sanders, this could be exactly what he needs to start his pro career. “Our message to him … is you have to come in here and work,” said Berry. “You’ve got to compete. That’s the message. Nothing is given.” During his post-draft interview, Sanders was gracious.