Shedeur Sanders, despite being projected as a top-three pick, fell to the fifth round during the NFL Draft, ultimately being selected by the Cleveland Browns. This unexpected drop mirrors Tom Brady's own tumultuous draft day back in 2000. Brady, while watching with Michael Strahan, reflected on the unpredictability of the draft process, emphasizing that the draft position does not dictate future success. He noted that Sanders has the opportunity to prove himself in Cleveland, where he faces competition for the starting quarterback role.

While Sanders' financial prospects took a hit, the opportunity to compete for a starting position at a young age could set the stage for a fruitful career. Strahan highlighted Sanders' impressive college performance, suggesting that he should not have dropped as far as he did. Ultimately, both Brady and Strahan believe that in the long run, Sanders will find a valuable place with the Browns.