Here we go.

On today, Skip Bayless show, brought to you by Fandul America's number one sports book.

I go, boom, boom, boom, Shadur, Micah.

And I fire back at Sophie Cunningham about Caitlin Clark, and then I'll give you a little bonus topic

right at the end about the new ESPN

top 100 NFL players. Hang on tight. So now it sounds like the Cleveland Browns are going to all

but imprison should do her Sanders. Okay, look, that's probably too strong a word, but

imprisoning in the football sense of a very

talented rookie quarterback who obviously needs reps, he needs an opportunity, and who is now

trapped as the fourth string quarterback on the active 53 man roster who won't be getting

many, if any, practice reps, maybe some on the scout team shared with Dylan Gabriel, but he'll

get most of them. And who now, barring some miraculous luck, will not get the opportunity to play in a single real game.

Hope I'm wrong about that.

I'll get into that.

But it's very possible.

We have seen the very last of Shadour Sanders in 2025.

Now that he'll be stashed in the shadows in Cleveland, Ohio,

on what a lot of people think is the NFL's worst team,

which I'm sure many around the NFL are celebrating as we speak.

They are chuckling about this.

They're calling each other about this because many in the NFL wanted to teach Adour and his daddy a lesson. We don't do it that way up here in the NFL.

Potential franchise quarterbacks do not make arrogant, egotistical pre-draft statements they do not drive three or

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