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Pretty sure this is Derek Carr.

Sounds like he didn't notice the $100 taped to the last page of the playbook and then doubled down once called out on it.

It's true! The head of security for the Cleveland Browns did some real investigative journalism.

4. Once Shedeur Sanders got passed up early in the draft for a reach on MLB Vontae Mack, every other team panicked, assuming something is deeply wrong, and have been avoiding being the one to draft a potential bust.

This fan turned out to be his sister who died a couple months later. Mack now raises his nephews. Shedeur Sanders performance only improved once Vontae Mack was out of the game.

After each sack, Shedeur Sanders would get flustered and almost immediately throw the ball away early in the following plays. Unfortunately, Vontae Mack was ejected for the game after touching a ref who flagged him for an excessive celebration where he handed the ball to a fan.

3. People may remember his 4-TD game against Ohio State. What most people miss is that, before those touchdowns, he had been sacked multiple times by mid-first round prospect Vontae Mack (including a fumble that led to a defensive score).

He is the only player to not only lie about the $100 bill, but when confronted on it, he doubles down on the lie and says "oh yeah, now I remember. Good one. Good one, guys."

So, when they tell them about the $100 bill, most of the guys get embarrassed. They get flustered. Fess up that they didn't read the whole thing. Shedeur Sanders did neither.

2. Washington sends their playbook out to interested draft prospects, but they add a twist--they tape a $100 dollar bill to see if the prospect actually reads it. They'll ask if they found anything interesting. About half of them mention the money.

1. Shedeur threw a huge 21st birthday party. The public got wind and about 200 people show up. One team's head of security did some investigating and found of those 200 people, NONE of his teammates were there. None of his teammates showed up for Sanders' party.