Shedeur Sanders cited for driving 101 mph on freeway in Strongsville

Shedeur Sanders was cited for driving 101 mph earlier this week on a Northeast Ohio freeway.The popular Browns rookie quarterback was pulled over by Strongsville Police around 12:24 a.m. Tuesday on I-71 North near the Ohio Turnpike. The speed limit is 60 mph, and the officer's radar registered 101 mph.Sanders, 23, was given a citation and a summons to appear in the Strongsville Mayor's Court. He can choose instead to just pay the fine.He was driving a black Dodge Ram pickup truck that the officer called "supercharged" on the body and cruiser cam footage.A Browns spokesman declined comment.Sanders, the son of Hall of Famer Deion, was drafted in April in the fifth round after an unexpected free fall. The Browns traded two draft picks to move up to select him with the 144th pick.He played two years at Jackson State before transferring to Colorado for his final two seasons. Deion was his coach at both schools.The Browns held mandatory minicamp last week in Berea and Sanders continued his impressive introduction to the NFL with a series of accurate passes. He remains last in the rotation among the four participants in the quarterback competition.The veterans were dismissed for the summer after minicamp, while the rookies remained in town. They helped at the team's youth football camp earlier this week, with Sanders interacting with the campers.The post Shedeur Sanders cited for driving 101 mph on freeway in Strongsville first appeared on BrownsZone with Scott Petrak.