"Someone show this to Joe Flacco": NFL fans react to Shedeur Sanders' TikTok dance after Browns minicamp

Shedeur Sanders impressed many with his passing ability during the Cleveland Browns' offseason program. The rookie also brought some of his dance moves to the Browns' training facility and was spotted doing a TikTok dance with a young fan in a Cleveland outfit.

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When fans caught a glimpse of Sanders dancing at the Browns' training ground, several suggested he was bringing energy and youth to the team.

"Someone needs to show this to Joe Flacco," one tweeted.

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Someone needs to show this to Joe Flacco 😆 🤣 😂

"He's a rookie who hasn't even made it to a preseason game. Yet he's done more for the youth than 99% of other NFL players. Most just throw money at causes from afar. It takes a special type of wisdom to understand the value of presence and spending time. Its priceless," another added.

"Im so hyped to about to be watching the nfl games again. where ever #12 go i go," a third commented.

Some also showed love to Sanders for playfully interacting with a young fan.

"When shedeur gets that first win they gotta post this video," one added.

"You know he’s going to hit this in the end zone this year, right?" another wrote.

"This made me Smile!" a user tweeted.

Notably, Sanders and his Browns teammate, Joe Flacco, had a recent debate about TikTok dances. When Sanders challenged the veteran to pull out some of his dance moves, Flacco didn't appear to enjoy the new-age social media culture.

Shedeur Sanders reportedly in the mix to get QB1 role for Browns in 2025 season

Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders - Source: Imagn

Following an impressive run during the Browns' OTAs and minicamp, Shedeur Sanders is reportedly in the mix to get the starting QB role for the franchise in 2025.

However, Sanders will need to continue his good work when Cleveland begins its preseason, following the offseason break. The rookie has to pip Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett and fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel to get the QB1 spot.

Sanders is making a strong statement after his draft slide. He was considered an early pick this year, but had to wait until the fifth round for the Browns to take him with the No. 144 pick.