Three Arrested in Connection to Burglary at Home of Browns QB Shedeur Sanders

This past Wednesday, authorities from the Medina County Sheriff's Office disclosed that they have detained three individuals linked to the break-in at the residence of Shedeur Sanders, the quarterback for the Cleveland Browns.

A fourth suspect is still on the run, and a warrant is out for his capture, as per the sheriff's department.

The theft occurred in Granger Township, a suburb near Cleveland, when Sanders was participating in his debut regular-season game for the NFL, coinciding with the Browns' 23-16 defeat to the Baltimore Ravens. Valuables estimated at $200,000 were reported missing from his residence.

In previous updates, officials said three individuals broke into the house around 6:46 p.m. Eastern Time. Security footage showed them entering different sections of the property, donning masks and gloves, and departing shortly before the clock hit 7 p.m.

The incident puts Sanders alongside a number of NFL athletes who have had their homes targeted during game time. Other players such as Joe Burrow of the Cincinnati Bengals, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce from the Kansas City Chiefs, and Cameron Jordan of the New Orleans Saints have also been victims of similar burglaries since the last season kicked off.