Shedeur Sanders rising aura begins cutting through the air among Browns teammates in the locker room

Something is changing in the Browns' locker room with Shedeur Sanders, and Deion's name is already looming. Some say he carries the same magnetic pull as his father, others wonder if the shadow of Prime Time might be too big to escape.

There's a strange energy building in the Cleveland Browns' locker room, and everyone seems to be paying attention to it. No one's saying it out loud-at least not yet, but Shedeur Sanders' arrival has stirred the air.

Is it iration, quiet tension, or the weight of expectations? One thing's for sure: Shedeur is already a topic of conversation, and the presence of his father, Deion Sanders, hangs in the background like a legacy no one can ignore.

All eyes are on Shedeur

Unlike most rookies who fade into the background, Shedeur has done the opposite. He's reportedly become a "locker room favorite" among veterans and rookies alike-not just because of his talent, but because of something harder to define: presence. "He's got an aura," said one insider. "I've never seen anything like it. Guys copy his wrist-flex celebration, they light up when he's around. He radiates something that pulls people in."

His popularity goes beyond respect. Teammates, many of whom were already fans of his college career, seem drawn to him in a way that's more personal than professional. And while that's generally a good thing, it raises an unspoken question: how will that kind of presence sit over time in a league that thrives on hierarchy, not hype?

Officially, Sanders is set to start behind Kenny Pickett and Dillon Gabriel on the depth chart. But at least one team source reportedly believes "it won't take long" for Shedeur to prove why he should be QB1.

So while everything might seem upbeat on the surface, the real story could be unfolding quietly behind closed doors. Is Shedeur carving out his own NFL legacy, or is he navigating the complex weight of being Deion's son in a grown-man league?