The reports according to which Sheder Sanders “ interviews were prepared ” was not prepared “and` `was too arrogant ” at meetings with the NFL teams not only harm the former quarter of Colorado, but also a man of Georgia, according to a new trial of $ 100 million against the League.
Placed by a John Doe at Atlanta Federal Court and obtained by Daily Mail, the trial accuses the League of everything, from emotional distress to emotional distress to violations of the Sherman Antitrust law and violations of the civil rights law.
Sanders fell to the Browns of Cleveland with the 144th choice of draft last month in the middle of a wave of anonymous criticisms of scouts and league leaders. While the Colorado’s self-written football fan sees it, the fall of Sanders of a choice provided in the first round in the fifth round is the result of collusion by the NFL teams, which “may have been influenced by racial discrimination”.
In the end, says Doe, the league objective was to “restrict trade and limit competition” between the teams.
Fortunately for the League, Doe has a solution: pay him $ 100 million.
According to the trial, this sum would repair the “damage caused to the applicant and the impact of NFL’s actions on his emotional well-being”.
Sheder Sanders would have fallen into the project due to concerns about his professionalism
Colorado Buffaloes’ head coach Deion Sanders speaks with Shedeur Sanders # 2 before a match against UCF Knights at FBC Mortgage Stadium
But requests do not stop there. Doe also wants a retraction of “slanderous statements made on SheDer Sanders, as well as excuses for any damage caused to its reputation”.
In addition, the DOE hopes to see the “implementation of more fair practices in the writing process to ensure that talented players are recognized and have opportunities based on merit”. But if you are wondering what it would look like, Doe has not offered any detail in his trial.
Daily Mail helped comment on both the NFL and the DOE, which is represented in the trial.
We do not know how Doe has become a fan of Colorado living in Georgia, but there is a good chance that this implies the father of Sanders, Deion, the football coach of Colorado and a former member of the Falcons of Atlanta of the NFL and the brave of the major league.
With Dillon Gabriel de l’Oregon, Sanders was part of two quarters written by the Browns last month. But despite these additions, it was Joe Flacco, 40, who would be online to start the season under the center, according to Sports Illustrated.
Sanders and Gabriel have been denied their number of university jerseys while they enter the Browns mini-camp.
Sanders tried to familiarize himself with his new work work quickly by visiting students at the John Marshall High School cafeteria, about six miles from the Browns complex in Berea, Ohio.
“Whatever the situation in which they are, it is really there that I have the impression of having the most impact on, it is really children and give them a different perspective of respect for parents, respect their elders and respect people who are able to give you advice,” he told assembled media.
The Recrue des Browns minicamp begins on Friday.
