Shedeur Sanders gives honest reaction to his multiple speeding tickets

by: Sam Gillenwater • 46 minutes ago • samdg_33

Shedeur Sanders was cited in June, his second such traffic stop he had last month, when he was pulled over for driving over 100 mph just past midnight in Strongsville, Ohio. That has since led to some conversations between him and those with the Cleveland Browns.

At training camp on Friday, Sanders addressed the discussions he has had with Browns GM Andrew Berry about his speeding. He said he has learned about those mistakes and hopes others will too following his two incidents.

Browns QB Shedeur Sanders on his conversations with Andrew Berry regarding the 2 speeding tickets he received back in June. pic.twitter.com/K8xMsA4dFI

“Yeah, I definitely learned not to drive fast at all. So, I really, I really don’t even drive like that much anymore, that much anymore,” said Sanders. “But, I really don’t drive fast at all. So, I definitely follow the rules and I hope everybody learned from my situation, you know, to not drive fast at all.”

This comes a day after Berry had to address the speeding incidents with the media as well. He kept it simple in noting that it was both dumb and reckless, for himself and to others, for Sanders to be doing.

“Uh, not smart. Just, just not smart. And it’s something that we’ve addressed with him,” said Berry. “You know, he understands the implications, he understands the consequences. And I think the thing is, like, it’s not just about yourself, right. It’s not just about, you know, having a joy ride. It’s not just about, you know, driving a car really fast. But it’s about the fact that you can endanger other people. It’s about the fact that if a deer or someone, you know, cuts out in front of you, your reaction time? It’s just dangerous and it’s not something that we want our guys to be doing. It’s not something that they should be doing. And, the number one reason is because we don’t want some type of catastrophic accident, right…We don’t want that occurring, you know, with anyone in our organization.”

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