Former Browns WR Steve Sanders, Keith Heinrich Drafted in United Football League
by Chris Pokorny on Jun 19, 2009 11:47 AM EDT
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PrintFormer Cleveland Browns WR Steve Sanders was drafted by the United Football League's New York team, according to a press release listed by the team. Besides Sanders, the other former Brown drafted was TE Keith Heinrich.
Players will have the choice of whether or not they sign with their respective teams in the coming days. This isn't a league full of no-name players; players such as Adam Archuleta, Mike Doss, and many other names you should recognize were drafted.
You can view the full inaugural drafts of the UFL teams here.
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I heard Dorsey wants to be in this league but he might not be good enough.
by BradyQuinnisBeast on Jun 19, 2009 12:15 PM EDT reply actions
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