Asante Samuel believes fans in Cleveland will find themselves calling for Shedeur Sanders during the 2025 season.Samuel, the legendary former NFL cornerback, was interviewed on Friday by Colorado University content creator JaKi on X. He suggested that Browns fans could end up booing both Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett if they aren't able to produce on the field, instead calling for Sanders to get a crack at the starting role."Imagine the stadium booing Flacco and Kenny Pickett because they want to see Shedeur Sanders at quarterback," Samuel said. "If Flacco or Pickett don't produce, you can guarantee fans will start chanting, 'Shedeur Sanders. ... We want Shedeur! We want Shedeur!The Cleveland Browns better not it get to the point where the fans are chanting they want Shedeur Sanders and booing the quarterback they choose to start over Shedeur Sanders. The Cleveland Browns cannot let that happen. ... Shedeur will have to be ready because when he is called into play, expectations will be so high."Of course, Sanders isn't the only rookie who has a shot at taking the starting quarterback role over in Cleveland. The Browns drafted Dillon Gabriel in the third round of the NFL draft in April. Sanders, whose draft stock fell sharply before the draft, wasn't picked until the fifth round.Shedeur Sanders now must outperform Flacco and Pickett as well to prove he's better than a quarterback Cleveland valued two rounds earlier.Shedeur Sanders hopes to bounce back in NFL debut after draft plummetNFL: Cleveland Browns Minicamp - Source: ImagnShedeur Sanders was at one point being argued as the best quarterback in the entire 2025 NFL draft class, alongside Cam Ward. However, Ward was eventually drafted first by the Tennessee Titans. As for Sanders, while he was expected to be the second quarterback off the board, he was instead not selected until the fifth round.Reports suggested, leading up to the draft, that Sanders did poorly in team interviews during the NFL scouting combine. Some analysts also began to question how much his game tape revealed, citing a lack of deep passes and noting that many of his throws were quick, short passes.There also seems to be some concerns about Sanders' willingness to hold onto the ball too long, taking unnecessary sacks. While it took longer for Sanders to come off the draft board than expected, he'll get his opportunity with the Browns. Whether he earns a chance to prove himself as a starter at the professional level remains to be seen.