Shedeur Sanders, the newly signed Cleveland Browns quarterback, has shared his response to the recent home burglary of his residence. During his NFL debut on Sunday, three masked suspects broke into his home and stole $200,000 worth of goods. However, Sanders expressed relief that his most valuable items—an assortment of jewelry—were spared from the theft.
In a post-incident interview, Sanders said he’s in a ‘mental space’ where the event doesn’t faze him, and that he’s grateful his most important belongings weren’t damaged. He also mentioned that he’s received a flood of texts since the incident, many from friends and family, but has opted to prioritize face-to-face communication over phone calls.
The report by officer Charles Johnson stated that three suspects ransacked a bedroom, rifled through nightstands and closets, and used cellphone flashlights as they moved through the home. The footage reviewed by investigators showed the trio leaving the house, and carrying multiple bags before disappearing into the nearby woods.
During the Browns’ 23-17 defeat, Sanders came in after starter Dillon Gabriel suffered a concussion. Sanders went 4-for-16 for 47 yards with one interception. He was also sacked twice by the Ravens.