People want to see me fail - Browns' Sanders basks in first NFL win - video Dailymotion

Shedeur Sanders reveals the efforts his father, Deion Sanders, made to keep him humble in his upbringing.

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00:00Everybody's not in the best situation, you know, but it's no excuse.

00:04You got to go out there and perform.

00:05Like, there's no choice, there's no question.

00:07Nobody cares if this was one week of prep.

00:09Who cares, you know?

00:11So a lot of people wanted to see me fail, and it ain't going to happen, you know?

00:17It ain't going to happen.

00:19Like, when we grew up, my dad had us in a 30,000-square-foot home.

00:22Then, after that, he took us to go play ball in the inner city, you know?

00:27After that, we transferred, and he moved us across town because he wanted us to get that dog in us, you know,

00:33to have that mentality, to have that it factor in us.

00:36I was a fifth-round pick.

00:37I got skipped by everybody at least five times.

00:41So it's not – it just comes with the game, you know?

00:44It is what it is, but I'm just thankful for where I am now, you know?

00:49I don't – everybody have their differences, but I still got an opportunity to play, so why can't I be mad, you know?

00:56The money's different, but thankfully I have a good family, you know?

00:59So it is what it is.

01:01We're not playing for that.

01:02We're playing for the love of the game.