The former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback said Friday he has learned a lesson after back-to-back speeding tickets since joining the Cleveland Browns back in May

The young Browns quarterback was issued a pair of tickets for driving 91 and 101 miles per hour just weeks apart last month.

In the first few months since he was drafted by the Cleveland Browns, quarterback Shedeur Sanders has already faced off-field scrutiny due to a pair of speeding violations. Browns general manager Andrew Berry gave a blunt assessment of those incidents on Thursday.

Shedeur Sanders addressed his speeding tickets at Browns training camp on Friday, saying he learned his lesson.

Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders got real on what happened with his speeding tickets at training camp.

The early stage of Shedeur Sanders' NFL career has been overshadowed by two troubling speeding citations in June. The Cleveland Browns rookie, cited for driving 91 mph in a 65 mp

Shedeur Sanders addressed his brother Shilo's jokes about his recent speeding tickets. Shedeur acknowledged the seriousness of the situation while also finding his brother's humor amusing. The incident could impact Shedeur's position in the Cleveland Browns' quarterback competition.

Shedeur Sanders' speeding citations caused controversy this offseason and Kevin Stefanski spoke to the Browns' rookie about the incidents.