Three suspects wearing masks and gloves stole approximately $200,000 in property from Shedeur Sanders’ house in Medina County while he played quarterback for the Browns against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, according to a news release Tuesday from the Medina County Sheriff’s Office.
The three suspects entered Sanders’ residence around 6:46 p.m. Surveillance cameras captured the suspects entering and exiting different areas of the home, according to the news release.
They can be seen exiting with property belonging to Sanders about 10 minutes after entering. They ransacked the bedroom, carrying out several bags and items.
The Medina County Sheriff’s Office is investigating.
Sanders, a rookie fifth-round draft pick out of Colorado, made his NFL debut less than an hour before the break-in.
He opened the second half after starter Dillon Gabriel experienced symptoms at halftime, was evaluated for a concussion and placed in the protocol. Sanders was welcomed by a rousing ovation from fans at Huntington Bank Field, about 30 miles from his house.
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Sanders went 4-for-16 for 47 yards, an interception, two sacks and a 13.5 passer rating as the Ravens rallied to beat the Browns 23-16.
If Gabriel isn’t cleared from the concussion protocol, Sanders will start Sunday against the Raiders in Las Vegas.
He’s the son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion, who was his coach at Colorado.
A number of high-profile NFL players have had their houses broken into on gamedays over the last two seasons. The list includes Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.
