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Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders got his first tattoo on video.
Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders revealed his first-ever tattoo on video — a choice that might not sit well with his dad, Deion.
The clip from Well Off Media shows Sanders getting his dollar-sign logo on his left, non-throwing hand. His brother, Shilo, teased that their dad definitely wouldn’t approve.
“If dad ever ranks you higher than me in the rankings each month, buddy, that’ll be outrageous,” Shilo Sanders said. “Dad’s gonna say, ‘Ain’t no quarterback of mine have no tattoos. That’s unprofessional. I did not raise you like that.’”
Deion Sanders is famously opposed to getting tattoos, as he expressed in a previous video with Shedeur back in 2022.
“Where you plan on going, some things you can’t take with you,” Deion Sanders said when the pair were at Jackson State. “Starts out with a thigh, next thing it’s a shoulder, next thing it’s a calf and a hamstring. Next thing you know, you’re Mike Tyson and you’ll do your whole face.”
It’s been an interesting ride for Sanders in the NFL after tumbling in the draft to the fifth round. He’s currently serving as the backup quarterback to Dillon Gabriel in Cleveland, and it’s uncertain if or when he’ll see the field this season.
“I don’t think it’s fair to speculate,” Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said Monday about a possible timeline for Sanders to see the field. “We’re committed to getting better as an offense. Dillon is certainly committed to improving every which way he can. And all the while, all of our players, our young players are developing and working so hard behind the scenes to make sure that they’re getting better on a daily basis.”
That said, Stefanski provided some light praise for Sanders on Friday ahead of the team’s Week 11 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.
“He’s doing a really nice job. Including just now coming off the field with the red zone drill we did,” Stefanski said. “Continues to work really hard. Doing a nice job in meetings. Doing a good job on the field.”
The chatter around Sanders seeing the field has heated up in recent weeks. Gabriel has struggled to establish himself as the starter in Cleveland. He’s posted a 1-4 record and has not provided a spark for the offense. However, Stefanski has continued to back Gabriel, putting the blame on the unit as a whole.
“There are things that I know Dillon can do better and will do better as a young quarterback. And I know there are things that we as a staff can do better, and putting our guys in position,” Stefanski said. “So, I just think it goes back to, I understand the individual aspect of this, but there’s also the collective aspect of this.”
If Gabriel’s struggles persist, the Browns will almost certainly give Sanders a look down the stretch with the playoffs out of reach. Cleveland holds two first-round picks in next year’s draft and must evaluate its rookie quarterbacks before making any long-term decisions at the position.
Los Angeles, CA – NFL star Jalen Hurts has always been known for his on-field leadership and remarkable talent, but his recent comments about pop superstar Taylor Swift have taken fans by surprise. Hurts, who has garnered attention for his sports achievements, opened up in a recent interview about his admiration for Swift, particularly when it comes to her natural beauty.
In a candid moment, Hurts was asked about his thoughts on the multi-talented artist, and he didn’t hold back. “Taylor is just stunning. She’s not just talented, but her beauty shines through in everything she does — especially when she embraces her natural look,” Hurts said, referring to a viral moment where Swift shared a picture of herself without makeup. “That no-makeup moment really showcased her true elegance. It’s not often that you see someone so confident and comfortable in their own skin, and that’s what I really admire about her.”
The image Hurts referenced showed Swift in a relaxed, makeup-free moment, exuding confidence and authenticity, which resonated deeply with fans and sparked a conversation about self-love and embracing natural beauty. Hurts, who has built a reputation for his grounded personality both on and off the field, found inspiration in Swift’s ability to be vulnerable and real with her fans.
“It’s refreshing to see someone in the spotlight just being themselves. Taylor’s natural beauty is a testament to how powerful it is to be authentic,” Hurts continued. “I think that’s something a lot of people can relate to, especially in an industry where there’s so much pressure to look a certain way. She’s a true role model.”
Swift’s down-to-earth approach to her public image has long been a source of admiration for fans, and Hurts’ praise only adds to her growing influence as a cultural icon. Her “no-makeup” moment highlighted not only her physical beauty but also her confidence and strength, qualities that resonate deeply with her fans, including Hurts.
With both stars navigating their high-profile careers with grace, it’s clear that Swift’s impact extends beyond her music, leaving an impression on a wide range of people, including athletes like