NFL Hall of Fame legend demands ‘horrible’ Cleveland Browns cut Shedeur Sanders – ‘hate to see him there’

AN NFL legend is desperate to see Shedeur Sanders escape the Cleveland Browns.

Eric Dickerson, a Hall of Fame running back, is begging the Browns to cut Sanders from the team.

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Dickerson shared his true feelings about the Browns, telling TMZ that he thinks Cleveland is “a bad football team.”

He also said that he thinks the team has a history of ruining quarterbacks, and the same could happen to Sanders.

“I hate to see him there,” Dickerson told TMZ.

“I wish they would have cut him. Let him have an opportunity to go to a better football team.”

Dickerson shared that he thinks the Browns never “really wanted him.”

He also said that Sanders won’t get a “fair shot” with Kevin Stefanski as head coach.

“I don’t think the coach wanted him — they should have fired him too,” Dickerson said.

He continued by saying he’s “not a Browns fan at all, I could care less.

“But I’m a Shedeur fan. I’m a Deion Sanders fan.”

Dickerson has been vocal about Sanders’ short tenure in the NFL so far.

Last month ha claimed that the NFL ordered teams not to draft Sanders.

He doubled down on that to TMZ, saying he got the information from “a guy who works for the National Football League.”

“I just feel like it was wrong what they did to him,” Dickerson said.

“I mean, look, Mel Kiper said in 30 years he’s never seen nothing like this.

“There was something to that.”

Sanders is currently barely holding on to a roster spot with the Browns.

He is blocked behind Joe Flacco and Dillon Gabriel for the starting quarterback spot.

It is unlikely he appears in any game this season with the Browns.