Shilo Sanders' NFL journey now includes an unplanned foray into free agency ahead of the 2025 season. His agents, Drew Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey, confirmed to ESPN's Adam Schefter the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are waiving him ahead of Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET roster deadline.

Shilo Sanders was waived by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, less than 24 hours after he was ejected from a game for throwing a punch, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Sun

Shedeur Sanders is probably going to make the Cleveland Browns' final roster - or practice squad - but if he doesn't, there will surely be some other NFL teams interested in him. The fifth round NFL Draft pick out of Colorado had an up and down preseason.

The Browns have not yet cut Sanders. It's unclear whether they will do so, although all signs point to Sanders keeping a roster spot after Tuesday's cull. General manager Andrew Berry reaffirmed Cleveland's desire to keep four quarterbacks on its roster on Aug. 23, just hours before Sanders' lackluster showing vs. the Rams.

The drama surrounding Browns rookie quarterback has reached peak levels thanks to the proliferation of conspiracy theories defaming Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski and QB Shedeur Sanders.

The Miami Dolphins are in need of some temporary kicking help to start the year. On Monday, head coach Mike McDaniel told reporters that veteran Jason Sanders will be out of action for Week 1 against the Indianapolis Colts.

The Miami Dolphins will be without their kicker to begin the 2025 regular season as Jason Sanders will miss 4-5 weeks due to a hip injury, according to ESPN. On Monday, Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel told reporters that Sanders would miss time as a result of the injury,

Miami’s head coach told media members in attendance that Jason Sanders would miss the beginning of the 2025 NFL Season. The good news is that McDaniel also shared that Sanders’ injury isn’t season-ending and does not require surgery.