The former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback said Friday he has learned a lesson after back-to-back speeding tickets since joining the Cleveland Browns back in May

Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders finds himself trying to fight through a four-way QB battle while adjusting to pro life, somthing he's taking in stride.

BEREA, Ohio - Shedeur Sanders had an eventful first podium interview of training camp, but won the session hands down. It began with him being escorted out to the one of the two podiums, only to see that Browns veteran linebacker Jerome Baker was conducting his first camp interview at the other podium.

Shedeur Sanders is facing a challenging start to his NFL career at Cleveland Browns training camp. Reports indicate limited reps and lower completion numbers, placing him behind other quarterbacks on the depth chart.

Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders acknowledged that he had learned his lesson from the two speeding tickets he received in June.

Colorado Buffaloes football legend Shedeur Sanders is the Cleveland Browns' odd man out and is likeliest to be released this offseason.

The young Browns quarterback was issued a pair of tickets for driving 91 and 101 miles per hour just weeks apart last month.