The NFC team with QB direct needs the Blockbuster Sanders trade because the novice to take the next step

The Super Bowell’s Asante Samuel has destroyed a ridiculous idea, but it burns the NFL world.

What if Cleveland Browns traded Sandeur Sanders?

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What if Cleveland Browns Sanders traded to New Orleans Saints, which, by the way, made a line in the second round?

Move over Tyler. Sanders can be on the way. This is if you subscribe to the Samuel School.

Samuel was bold remarks about “Say what to be said”.

“He’s going there and doing what he did today, not for no, two touches, the other 32 teams are watching,” Samuel said.

“Oh man, this may be the first time we see in history that a strange thing happens where a team is trying to trade for him, such as Calts Indianapolis, New Orleans.”

The status of the Saints offensive line can be classified as serious, with Shough, Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener in the room. However, trade is very unlikely to Sanders.

With the 40th general choice, Saints drawn Shuf and crossed Sanders at every opportunity. They were clearly not interested.

But since Sanders raises eyebrows during the training camp and is impressed every day, more and more teams can soon be interested in novice, at least that is what Samuel believes.

The QB room in New Orleans is probably at the end of the barrel in terms of talent, and the trade for Sanders may raise its floor, but he is still unknown.

Samuel also mentioned Colts, which is currently former Antony Richardson and Daniel Jones, who are fighting for QB1. Sanders adds to the depth but is not really appropriate.

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Another unfavorable situation, one of the things that Richardson and Jones are trying to prove to everyone that they are still belonging to them and are able to start working in the National Football League.

Sanders adds to the depth, but it’s not really appropriate.

Given that Sanders looks good early in the camp, Browns will be stupid to move from their fifth round choice.

What is important is the QB1 competition held on the coast of Lake Erie. Veterans of Joe Flako and Kenny Pictet are looking to destroy two newcomers, Sanders and Dillon Gabriel.

Reports suggest that Sanders escaped well early in the camp, even taking an important step during Wednesday’s training.

The newcomers gained his first repetitions against Miles Gareth and the first team’s defense. He led the second team’s offensive line in 11-1 in front of the first defense unit.

According to reports, he went 2-0 at that time. So far, it is clear that Sanders has had good days than bad days, but he still has to keep them in the right direction.

After all, Sanders is Barry’s son, not Haslam. Malik, while talking to the media earlier this week, pushed Sanders’ selection back to the draft 2025.

“We have a good trend,” said Haslam through ESPN.com.

“We had a conversation early in the morning and after that day we thought. I think we got the right people involved in the conversation.

“And the end of the day, this (General Motors) is Andrew Barry. Andrew called to select Shidor.”

Does this seem to be a fan of Sanders? It is difficult to say, but he clearly has no responsibility for his entry into the organization.

Now, can he tell Barry at any time during the draft that he does not want his general manager to prepare the son of Dion Sanders? And did Barry listen?

Now none of this is important. The important thing is how good Sanders looks good in the preview, and if the Browns turn him into a role, or if another team comes to trade for him.

Time will say