Shilo Sanders clowns brother Shedeur over speeding ticket drama
The middle Sanders son poked fun at his older brother in a new video — part of his 'Tampa Food Tour' YouTube series — when he made a joke about Shedeur's recent issues with speeding in Ohio.
In the clip, Shilo is crossing a street in Tampa when he takes the jab at the Browns rookie quarterback.
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'We out here in Tampa. We gotta be careful crossing the street, especially if Shedeur is out here,' Shilo said in the clip before making himself laugh.
Shilo was, of course, referencing Shedeur's recent issues with speeding tickets, which made headlines last week.
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Shedeur was stopped and cited for going 101 mph, 41 miles over the posted speed limit, on June 17 in a Cleveland suburb and had been stopped two weeks before that in another stop, where he was cited for 91 mph in a 75 mph zone.
A spokesperson for the Browns told Cleveland.com that Shedeur was 'taking care of the tickets' and that the team had addressed the citations with him.
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In body cam footage during the June 17 stop, police officers commented that he had been 'cool' with them during the interaction and that they were giving a break to the woman who was also stopped with him.
During the stop, Shedeur didn't initially think he was going as fast as police said he was.
'I'm like, you were 100 percent going that fast, it's all on camera, man,' one officer could be heard telling another as he sat in the police cruiser.
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Shedeur, a fifth round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, purportedly addressed the situation in a video posted on social media this week, which showed a conversation between him and teammate David Njoku's charity.
'I've made some wrong choices personally, and I can own up to them,' Shedeur said. 'I made some, you know, not great choices. … I learned.'
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