What SheDer and Deion Sanders said about Joe Flacco’s trade

Cleveland, Ohio – Sheder and Deion Sanders both weighed on the trade of Joe Flacco on Tuesday, who could raise Sheder in Qb2 behind his compatriot recruit Dillon Gabriel for Sunday’s match in Pittsburgh.

The Browns exchanged Flacco, 40, in Bengals on Tuesday with a sixth round choice in 2026 in exchange for a choice of fifth round in 2026. He will probably start against the packers on Sunday in place of Jake Browning, which lost three consecutive games and launched eight interceptions in his four departures, including three in a defeat against the Lions on Sunday.

This means that Sanders, the choice of fifth round of the Browns of Colorado, could be a quarter aid for the first time this season after being the third Emergency QB in each of the first five games. The Browns could also consider raising Bailey Zappe, the choice of fourth round of the Patriots in 2022 in the west of Kentucky, outside the training team for the rescue service. He has 4-5 in his career and started defeat 35-10 Browns against Ravens in the 2024 season.

“Flacco gets exchanged, he is definitely someone I have looked at for wisdom, and I have the impression that he helped me a lot,” Sanders told Fox8 News during an appearance of an automobile dealer on Tuesday. “He helped me a lot with my time to be here in Cleveland, and his stay in Cleveland, so now everyone has his own destinations and their own plans they have in life, so I’m just happy for him.”

He noted that he had seen Flacco after learning that he had been exchanged, which came six days after being a bench with a record of 1-3 in favor of Gabriel, the choice of the Browns in the third round of Oregon.

“Yeah, then he said to me, and I said to myself:” Dang, it happened quickly “,” said Sanders. “How crazy it was.”

Flacco and Sanders have linked themselves throughout the offseason and the training camp, with Sanders trying in vain to make Flacco make the “Schmoney” dance one day on the field.

“Joe is the old man in the room, so I’m kidding with Joe all the time every day, I see him,” Sanders said. “I cannot tell you all my jokes, but each time you see them or whether it is micro or anything, everything that is real. It is a spur of the moment, then after that, it is time to fall back. Our minds are always regularly and constantly in motion.”

Sanders’ father, Deion, was asked about the profession at his press conference on Tuesday in Colorado.

“I don’t care,” Sanders told journalists. “I don’t give myself a hell of brunette – I care about Colorado buffaloes. I love myself a few Sanders Sanders, however, I believe that. I care about him. And the rest of this mess, I don’t. I am a coach trying to win games as they are trying to win matches.

During an appearance on the Kelce Brothers “New Heights” podcast two weeks ago, Deion said that NFL teams do not develop and do not teach players.

“I have never sat on the bench and I said:” Well, I learned a lot “,” said deion. “Who learns sitting on the bench?” Who does that? “

The Deion’s advice in SheDer, which he led to Pop Warner in Colorado in 2024, was “Be patient and be ready. I don’t want you … they call your name and you are not ready. We are not built like that. The Sanders, we are not built like that.

He also said to SheDer: “… But when it is time, you will know. I said it was coming. You know, I have a prediction, I would not say it to anyone. I had a feeling when it will happen, but it will fall, okay? It will happen. It will have a blow.”

Deion also revealed on Tuesday that he suffered another procedure, an aspiration thrombectomy, to eliminate blood clots from his popliteal and tibial arteries.

“I’m going to go well,” he said when the Buffaloes are preparing to hold the state of Iowa on Saturday. “Printe with prayer, I will come back tomorrow because I do not lack practice. I do not plan to do this.”

Deion suffered from blood clots in 2021 while he was at Jackson State, with two toes on his amputated left foot. He also removed a blood clot from his right leg in 2023 and another procedure on his left foot.

Sanders, 58, has also recovered during the summer after a long fight with bladder cancer that took him away from the team. Doctors used a section of his intestine to build a makeshift bladder. He spared SheDer and his son Shilo the details while they were at the camp with their new NFL teams, including Shilo with the BUCs before being cut.

“I trust God with all my heart and all my soul and all my mind,” said Sanders on Tuesday. “I’m going to go (surgery), and I’m going to have part of the best sleep in the world, I think, four hours, surgery will be.” I have never been a day in my life. I have never drunk, smoked or anything. But when I get these surgeries, I’m here on time.

Deion may not worry at all of the Browns at the moment because he has more urgent problems on his plate.