Almost a month back, the Browns crowded their QB room with rookies, Oregon QB Dillon Gabriel and Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders. That’s the start of a change in their key position. But to make the stadium experience even more memorable for the fans, the ownership is taking big steps. Call it the future of the franchise’s off-field identity. But for the Browns, this is more than a development. It’s a declaration.On May 13, the Browns and the city of Berea held a community open house for District 46, a bold $200 million move to transform 16 acres of land around the team’s headquarters. The plans are ambitious for sure. The construction will include new sports fields for football and soccer, a hotel with actual skyline views, apartments, restaurants, and retail. And if you still have doubts, it’s time to put them away.The media veteran Daryl Ruiter also confirmed the news with an insider scoop that Shedeur Sanders’ franchise will officially break ground for their multi-million-dollar project on Wednesday, June 4. The first reports about the massive development came in 2024. While most fans are excited about the move, some are emotional about the personal cost they will have to pay for the progress.#Browns will officially break ground on their $200+ million Berea community stadium and development aka District 46 on Wednesday afternoon pic.twitter.com/lmPeF52bep— Daryl Ruiter (@RuiterWrongFAN) June 2, 2025“It’s going to be a parking lot where my house was,” Martha Naylor told 3News. Born and raised on that land, her family roots run as deep as the Brown’s football history. But she still calls it progress. That’s Cleveland, balancing emotions and reality at the same moment. Everyone is now eagerly waiting for 2027, the expected completion date.While they are waiting for the project to start, Shedeur Sanders is carefully assessing his financial statements. And, some dollars are missing, which he didn’t foresee.Unexpected twist in Shedeur Sanders’ wealthThe son of Deion Sanders, arguably the flashiest, most iconic two-sport star in American sports history, is now facing a path that requires him to grind from the bottom up. Reason? Shedeur Sanders didn’t just fall in the 2025 NFL Draft, he tumbled, slipped, and got passed over 100 times. Once viewed as a possible top-10 pick, Sanders landed at No. 144 to the Cleveland Browns. That drop came with a massive 8-figure loss, about $36 million in lost contract value, according to projections.Deion Sanders, Shedeur Sanders | Image Credit: ImagoVeteran NFL agent Robert Boland told The U.S. Sun that Sanders is unlikely to recover those lost millions immediately, maybe ever. But he did give some hope to the rookie, claiming, “It won’t be hard for him to make an extra $1 million.” That’s what he can easily make from the endorsements. However, at the center of everything remains football.For that to happen, Shedeur Sanders has to first beat other QBs in the Browns. And then play like Jayden Daniels in his rookie season. That will be a gigantic leap from his current position. Although the young boy has taken huge strides in the OTAs, with reports out that he impressed everyone from HC Kevin Stefanski to his teammates.However, he has to shed the extra baggage he is carrying and make sure he always remains light. The rumors, like the viral backlash over the $400,000 Rolls-Royce (which he says wasn’t even his), will not serve him anything good. Despite that, he still has a golden chance of making big bucks again if he works really hard. His father, Deion Sanders, has also joined his mission by hitting back at the naysayers. For the most part, it’s an uphill task.The post Browns Officially Make $200+ Million Decision as Shedeur Sanders Faces 8-Figure Blow appeared first on EssentiallySports.