The former Colorado safety says his brother, Shedeur, misses him in Cleveland, but the two are forging their own paths.

Shilo Sanders has officially inked his first NFL contract, agreeing to a three-year, $2,965,000 rookie deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The versatile defensive back, known for his hard-hitting style and playmaking instincts, now joins a team eager to infuse youth and energy into its secondary.

Raynor joined Kentucky after transferring from Georgia Southern and immediately established himself as one of the most efficient kickers in the country. Over two seasons in Lexington, he converted 25 of 27 field goal attempts, setting a new school and Southeastern Conference (SEC) record with a 92.6% success rate.