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GOOD NEWS: Shedeur Sanders Named to TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in Global Sports

A Moment That Felt Inevitable

More Than a Quarterback

Leadership Without Noise

Influence Beyond Game Day

Why TIME Took Notice

A Community’s Pride

In Cleveland, the recognition was embraced as a shared achievement. Fans, alumni, and teammates viewed it as validation of a culture that values character alongside competition. Sanders himself responded with humility, crediting teammates, mentors, and family — reinforcing his belief that influence is never achieved alone.

The Weight of Visibility

With recognition came heightened attention. Media requests increased, brands took notice, and scrutiny intensified. Yet inside the locker room, little changed. Teammates say Sanders remains focused, demanding excellence and accountability regardless of accolades.

Coaches point to that consistency as his defining trait. Influence, they argue, means little without reliability.

A Broader Conversation

A Milestone, Not a Finish Line

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