> At a Glance
> – Three suspects are in custody after $200,000 in property was stolen from Shedeur Sanders’ Ohio home
> – The burglary unfolded during his Nov. 16, 2025 NFL debut with the Cleveland Browns
> – A fourth suspect remains at large with an active warrant
> – Why it matters: The brazen 12-minute heist highlights growing security concerns for high-profile athletes
Surveillance cameras captured masked intruders ransacking Shedeur Sanders’ Granger Township residence-while the quarterback was busy making his NFL debut against the Ravens.
The Break-In
The Medina County Sheriff’s Office says three masked, gloved suspects slipped through an unlocked door around 6:46 p.m. By 6:58 p.m., they were gone with roughly $200,000 in valuables, according to the ESPN report citing the official release.
- Entry: unlocked door
- Duration: 12 minutes
- Property stolen: jewelry, high-end electronics, and personal items
Investigation Update
Detectives wrapped their probe and ID’d the getaway driver plus the trio now in custody. A warrant remains active for the fourth alleged accomplice.
| Role in Crime | Status |
|---|---|
| Suspect 1 | Arrested |
| Suspect 2 | Arrested |
| Suspect 3 | Arrested |
| Suspect 4 | Warrant issued |
Sanders’ Reaction
Speaking to reporters three days later, the 23-year-old signal-caller stayed even-keeled:
> “I’m in a mental space now to where it’s not too much that can faze me … none of my jewelry got took. So now it’s just caught slippin’. It happens.”
He added that mentally and emotionally he remains in a “great place overall,” stressing that adversity is part of life.
Key Takeaways
- Surveillance video was crucial in identifying the burglars
- Sanders’ NFL debut coincided with the exact time of the break-in
- Three arrests have been made; one suspect is still wanted
- The quarterback downplayed any long-term impact on his focus
With playoff hopes still alive, Sanders says he’s ready for whatever comes next-both on and off the field.
