Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders has been added to the NFL Pro Bowl roster as a replacement player, following reports from Jordan Schultz. Sanders, 23, was selected to replace Super Bowl-bound quarterback Drake Maye, who was originally named but will not participate as the Patriots have advanced to the Super Bowl. Sanders, drafted in the fifth round from Colorado, had a notable rookie season, passing for 1,400 yards, seven touchdowns, and 10 interceptions, with a 3-4 record in starts. He is the first Browns quarterback to be named to the Pro Bowl since Derek Anderson in 2008, and notably the first fifth-round rookie to make the Pro Bowl since Puka Nacua. The selection has sparked widespread reactions on social media, with many critics questioning the honor given Sanders' statistical performance and the overall integrity of the Pro Bowl, with comments calling it a 'joke' and criticizing the selection process. Despite the skepticism, Sanders' inclusion was also highlighted as a historic achievement, especially considering he ranked among the top 10 quarterbacks in fan voting earlier in the process. The Pro Bowl games are scheduled for February in Orlando, Florida, featuring skills competitions and a flag football game.