Jelly Roll isn't holding back.After Christian singer Forrest Frank shared a video on Instagram earlier this week about his decision against attending awards shows or accepting awards for his music something he said is "from Jesus and for Jesus" Jelly Roll commented with what he seemed to think was a flaw in Frank's logic."Wont receive trophy for something from Jesus for Jesus but will take the profits from something from Jesus for Jesus. Maybe im missing something here lol," the country star wrote.JELLY ROLL'S FARM LIFE BRINGS PEACE AND HEALING FROM DARK TIMESThe reactions to Jelly Roll's comment were divided, with one person criticizing him, writing, "Wow, your true colors are really showing through with that comment."Another person commented, "The Holy Spirit moves uniquely and Forrest is just expressing his personal conviction towards the awards. One persons convictions may not be a conviction to others, and that has to accepted and equally challenged in good faith. You are both incredible vessels for the Lords work and youre both crushing it!!"One person seemed to be critical of Frank, telling Jelly Roll, "Wait until you see how much hes charging for a hoodie sniff test aint passing."Fox News Digital has reached out to representatives for Jelly Roll and Frank.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSIn his video, Frank explained, "As Christians, it's hard to know where the line in the sand is between being in the world and not of the world."He acknowledged that the way he dresses and presents himself looks to be "of the world," but said that for him, he believes his line in the sand can be drawn when it comes to award shows.CHRISTIAN SINGER FORREST FRANK LOSES 30,000 FOLLOWERS AFTER SPEAKING OUT ON CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATION"I will not receive a trophy for something that is from Jesus and for Jesus," he said.Frank admitted that the issue is something he's been "struggling with," and said that he struggled with it last year when he won an award for best new artist at the Dove Awards."I said, Im still struggling with the concept of receiving this award, but all glory to Jesus, every name will fade away, including mine, except for one name.'"Now, he explained, "I feel a conviction to go even a step further and say I don't know if I even want to step on the stage. I don't know if I want to step in the room. And so I have decided to take a stance of non-participation."He shared that he wouldn't be attending the Dove Awards or the Grammy Awards, and added, "I hope to be an example to the youth that the trophy is our salvation. The trophy is that my name is listed in the book of life and I get to have eternal life. What good is a piece of metal going to do compared to that?"CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERMeanwhile, this year's Dove Awards were held on Oct. 7, and Jelly Roll made a passionate speech after receiving the song of the year award for "Hard Fought Hallelujah," a song he recorded with Brandon Lake."The world is hearing about Jesus like they haven't in decades right now," he said in part. "There is a revival happening in the United States of America where you can't go on a corner and not hear about Jesus right now, and while we are hearing about Jesus, I encourage you to put faith on your feet and feet on your faith and walk out of this building and go do for the least."The Dove Awards shared the video of Jelly Roll's speech on Instagram, and Frank left a comment Friday that read, "Congrats bro!! Keep going for Jesus."

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Golf legend Phil Mickelson shared his reaction to the news that the late Charlie Kirk will posthumously receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom on what would have been Kirk's 32nd birthday Oct. 14.Mickelson sent an X post on Saturday, sharing the news, with his thoughts."His presence and message will live forever but I still wish he was here. This award is well deserved," Mickelson wrote.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMMickelson has been a staunch celebrator of Kirk's life since the conservative activist's assassination in Utah last month. Mickelson has also taken aim at those who have made inflammatory comments in the aftermath of Kirk's death."The assassination of Charlie Kirk is bringing out some of the best in humanity and its also exposing some of the worst," he wrote on X in response to a statement from the president of the Oxford Union last month. "The unification, love, support, and outcry on his behalf throughout the world is heartwarming."The number of people supporting Tyler Robinsons appalling behavior has opened my eyes to a side of extremism with a moral superiority complex that has also shaken my belief in people in general. I hope they are held accountable for their disgusting rhetoric."Mickelson also shared a post featuring one of Kirks debates. The talk with another student featured Kirk shutting down a college-aged man and his "hate" for billionaires like President Donald Trump and Elon Musk.EX-JETS STAR 'DISGUSTED' WITH NEW JERSEY TOWN FOR FAILING TO HONOR CHARLIE KIRK"His ability to use words and his intellect to win debates is what scared them," Mickelson wrote.Mickelson also took aim at Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., after the controversial congresswoman insulted Kirk and his legacy in a CNN interview.During the interview on CNN, Omar addressed her recent social media posts in which she called Kirk "Dr. Frankenstein," doubling down on those comments and saying his legacy should be left in the "dustbin of history.""What I find jarring is that there's so many people willing to excuse the most reprehensible things that he said, that they agree with that, that they're willing to have monuments for him, that they want to create a day to honor him, and that they want to produce resolutions in the house of Congress honoring his life and legacy," Omar said. "I am not going to sit here and be judged for not wanting to honor any legacy this man has left behind, that should be in the dustbin of history, and we should hopefully move on and forget the hate that he spewed every single day."Mickelson responded to Omar's comments in a post on X, saying he hopes she's "sent back to Somalia soon.""Ilhan spews hate every time she opens her mouth, she came here fraudulently and will hopefully be sent back to Somalia soon," Mickelson wrote.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Hollywood legend Diane Keaton has died at the age of 79 in California.The actress's family has requested privacy at this time, People magazine reported.Keaton is known for her performances in "The Godfather" films and her role in "Annie Hall" in 1977, for which she won the Oscar for Best Actress, according to People.Other movies include "First Wives Club," "Baby Boom" and "Somethings Gotta Give."Born Diane Hall in Los Angeles in 1946, she was the eldest of four children, People reported.This is a breaking news story. Please check back for updates.

Doctors Without Borders, or Mdecins Sans Frontires (MSF), is an organization that most assume is focused on delivering much needed aid and supplies in harsh environments without bias or favor. However, one of the organizations former leaders is criticizing how MSF has handled the situation in Gaza, even going so far as to say that its members have acted as "accomplices of Hamas."Alain Destexhe, who worked as a doctor with MSF in the 1980s before going on to serve as the groups secretary general in the 1990s, told Fox News Digital that the organization moved away from its impartial, humanitarian roots."Well, it would have been impossible at the time when I was secretary general of MSF to be as biased as MSF Doctors Without Borders is now in Gaza. We were defining ourselves as a neutral, impartial and humanitarian organization," Destexhe told Fox News Digital. "I think now MSF in Gaza is really taking the side [of] Hamas and against Israel."US-BACKED GAZA AID GROUP SLAMS DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS, ACCUSES IT OF SPREADING 'FALSE' CLAIMS"Americans need to know that Doctors Without Borders is not anymore the organization that it was 15 or 20 years ago. It has become a biased, partial and militant organization," he later added.On Oct. 12, 2023, less than a week after Hamas carried out its brutal massacre and took more than 250 people hostage, MSF condemned the slaughter but also called for an end to Israels actions in Gaza, making no mention of the hostages."Mdecins Sans Frontires (MSF) is horrified by the brutal mass killing of civilians perpetrated by Hamas, and by the massive attacks on Gaza, Palestine, now being pursued by Israel," the organization wrote. "MSF calls for an immediate cessation to the indiscriminate bloodshed, and the establishment of safe spaces and safe passage for people to reach them as a matter of urgency."Beyond the organizations condemnation of both the massacre and Israeli actions, Destexhe uncovered several social media posts on accounts allegedly belonging to MSF staffers appearing to celebrate the Oct. 7 massacre. Destexhe explained to Fox News Digital that much of MSFs staff in the Gaza Strip are Palestinians, not foreign workers.AS ISRAEL FACES BLAME FOR THE HUNGER CRISIS IN GAZA, UN'S OWN DATA SHOWS MOST OF ITS AID IS LOOTEDDestexhe acknowledged that in order to operate in Gaza, MSF has to work with Hamas, as the terror group has control over "all civil society and all the medical facilities" in the enclave. He said operating alone would have been impossible during his tenure as secretary general and that the organization would have said it could not work with "a totalitarian and terrorist organization.""The only thing that MSF can do is to say, 'no, we don't want to be part of this. We have to quit Gaza. And we don't want to become accomplices with a terrorist organization like Hamas,'" Destexhe told Fox News Digital.MSF has faced scrutiny over its actions and statements regarding the situation in Gaza.Earlier this year, MSF launched ads against the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a U.S.- and Israel-backed organization. MSF accused GHF of partaking in "systemized violence."GHF spokesperson Chapin Fay called MSF's accusations "false and disgraceful." He said the organization was amplifying misinformation.STEFANIK ASKS AG BONDI TO PROBE MEDICAL CHARITY OVER HAMAS PROPAGANDA CLAIMSLast month, Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., requested that Attorney General Pam Bondi investigate MSF under the Anti-Terrorism Act. In a letter obtained by Fox News Digital, Stefanik claimed MSFs attacks on GHF "mirror propaganda continuously pushed by Hamas and threaten to undermine the only large-scale humanitarian food operation currently working in Gaza."Destexhe also noted in his interview with Fox News Digital that MSF was echoing the sentiments and statistics of the Gaza Health Ministry, which is run by Hamas. This included the swift condemnation of a blast that occurred at al-Ahali Hospital.While it was later discovered that the explosion was caused by a Palestinian Islamic Jihad rocket that misfired, MSF neither corrected nor deleted its condemnation, which is still available on X but has a community note."MSF is lying, MSF is partial, MS is biased, and MSF are accomplices of Hamas," Destexhe said.Destexhe believes the solution to MSFs bias problem in Gaza is for the organization to leave the enclave."If MSF withdraws, the humanitarian situation in Gaza is not going to change," he said.Destexhe said he thinks that without MSF in Gaza, there would still be doctors attending to patients in need and that the organization does not "have any added value" in the area.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPHe recalled earlier moments when MSF prioritized ethics over presence, such as when it pulled out of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a decision made during his tenure as secretary general.In 1994, during the Rwandan genocide, part of the organization made the choice to leave, as they thought staying would only legitimize the violence that was taking place.An MSF document explains that the organization "was forced to choose between continuing to work in the camps, thereby further strengthening the power of the gnocidaires over the refugees or withdrawing from the camps and leaving a population in distress."Ultimately, the French section of the organization withdrew in late 1994, while the Dutch, Belgian and Spanish sections chose to remain. However, MSF Belgium and MSF Holland were forced to end their programs in July 1995.Fox News Digital reached out to MSF for comment but did not immediately receive a response.Fox News Digital's Beth Bailey contributed to this report.

A dramatic video shows Zohran Mamdani chased out of a New York City square after an angry protester accused him of antisemitism and demanded he disavow Hezbollah and Sharia law.In the video shared on X, the self-identified socialist Democrat NYC mayoral candidate is seen getting cornered in Manhattan's Foley Square on Friday as protesters shout and beat drums.His security agents usher him through the square toward a waiting vehicle while a man trails close, yelling, "Denounce Hezbollah! Denounce Sharia law!"ISRAEL CALLS PROMINENT DEMOCRAT MOUTHPIECE FOR HAMAS IN BLISTERING OCT. 7 POSTProtesters can be heard calling Mamdani an "antisemite" and refuse to back down as he follows him.When Mamdanis security intervenes, they form a protective barrier to guide him into a car, which then leaves the square. One protester holding a flag is seen pushing up to what looks like another security team member near the vehicle.Mamdani had been speaking at Foley Square to show solidarity with New York Attorney General Letitia James, who this week was hit with a mortgage fraud indictment related to a Virginia property she owns.Mamdani has been repeatedly pushed to repudiate Hezbollah and denounce slogans such as "Globalize the Intifada."JEWISH LEADER PREDICTS VIOLENT FUTURE FOR NYC RESIDENTS IF MAMDANI WINS IN NOVEMBER: 'REAL CONCERN'In a June 2025 appearance on "Meet the Press," Mamdani declined to do so fully, saying that policing language is not the role of a public official, though he affirmed his opposition to incitement to violence and antisemitism.Mamdani reflected on the Oct. 7, 2023, terror attacks in Israel on Tuesday, issuing a statement in memory of Israeli victims and hostages still held by Hamas."Two years ago today, Hamas carried out a horrific war crime, killing more than 1,100 Israelis and kidnapping 250 more. I mourn these lives and pray for the safe return of every hostage still held and for every family whose lives were torn apart by these atrocities," Mamdani said."A death toll that now far exceeds 67,000; with the Israeli military bombing homes, hospitals and schools into rubble," Mamdani said.NEW YORKERS SKEPTICAL AFTER ZOHRAN MAMDANI DISTANCES HIMSELF FROM PHRASE GLOBALIZE THE INTIFADA"Every day in Gaza has become a place where grief itself has run out of language. I mourn these lives and pray for the families that have been shattered."Mamdanis statement saw the Israeli Foreign Ministry (IFM) repost it on X where they accused him of "acting as a mouthpiece for Hamas propaganda.""By repeating Hamass lies, he excuses terror and normalizes antisemitism. He stands with Jews only when they are dead. Shameful," the IFM post said.Mamdani's press office did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals request for comment.

Four-time WNBA MVP A'ja Wilson had a message for her beau after capping her latest standout season with another championship.Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces defeated the Phoenix Mercury in Game 4 of the WNBA Finals on Friday to secure the franchises third championship in the past four years. Wilson was named the Finals MVP for the second time in her career. She also earned WNBA Defensive Player of the Year honors for a third time. Miami Heat star Bam Adebayo, who is in a relationship with Wilson, was on hand for Friday's clincher.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMVideos shared across social media showed Wilson and Adebayo embracing and celebrating the special moment. One video showed a tearful Wilson telling Adebayo, "Thank you for believing in me, baby."In another video, the Miami center shared some of his thoughts on Wilson. "Super proud of her," Adebayo said."Y'all don't see the behind-the-scenes, the ups and the downs. So being able to obviously have this moment with her and share this moment truly special, truly proud of her. Like I tell everybody, be thankful for it while it's here."WNBA COMMISSIONER CATHY ENGELBERT BOOED BY CROWD, FLIPPED OFF WHILE PRESENTING WNBA CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHYWilson also became the first WNBA player to score 1,000 points in a single season.The conclusion of the WNBA Finals brings the beginning of an offseason that will be defined by potentially tense negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement.The league will also expand to 15 teams in 2026, adding franchises in Toronto and Portland, Oregon.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The pastor of one of China's biggest underground evangelical churches was arrested Friday in what appears to be a roundup of Christian leaders, and his family and followers fear for his safety.Pastor Ezra Jin of Zion Church was detained by Chinese authorities, his daughter, Grace Jin, told Fox News Digital. Zion Church was at one point Beijing's largest church. In a document provided to Fox News Digital by Grace, it states that Jin's arrest came as nearly 30 Zion Church pastors and workers were detained or went missing across Beijing, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Chengdu, Beihai, Jiaxing, and Huangdao. The Associated Press reported that dozens of other church leaders in Bejing and at least five other provinces across China were arrested Friday as well."One after another, they were also taken, detained. Like, they were saying that there were people outside their doors, and then one at a time they were taken into custody," Grace told Fox News Digital.CHINA DENIES WRONGDOING IN PREVENTING DOZENS OF AMERICANS FROM LEAVING UNDER SHADOW 'EXIT BAN'Zion Church is one of several underground churches operating in China, meaning that it is not registered with authorities, making it unlawful, according to the AP."The charges have been something like online dissemination of religious materials, but they have not given any paperwork out to anyone physically, but they've shown the detention slip, and that's what it says on most people's detention [slips]," she said.Grace told Fox News Digital that China has implemented a sweeping crackdown on religious leaders in recent months. In May, Light of Zion Church Pastor Gao Quanfu of Xi'an was detained by authorities on charges of "using superstitious activities to undermine the implementation of justice." Additionally, in June, multiple church workers from the Golden Lampstand Church in Linfen were sentenced to prison time for "fraud" charges. Grace is concerned that authorities could tack a fraud charge onto her father as well, as she said financial documents were taken from Zion Church.Since 2018, Jin has been under surveillance and faced an exit ban, meaning he has been unable to reunited with his children, who are U.S. citizens. He has not seen them in more than six years.ROCKS HURLED THROUGH DC CHURCH'S STAINED-GLASS WINDOWS, CAR DESTROYED AS FEDERAL CRIME CRACKDOWN CONTINUESGrace told Fox News Digital that the Chinese government shut down Zion Church in 2018 because of its influence, as it would host up to 1,500 people each week."When it shut down in 2018, there was no longer anywhere like physical locations that would ever rent out such a big space for Zion," Grace said. "In fact, if you were to rent out even a small space, they would immediately find out and they would come and take down Zion."This put Zion Church in a difficult position, but it instead turned to the now-familiar hybrid model, holding live praise and worship sessions online while also distributing information, so people could pray together in smaller groups."When COVID hit in 2020, Zion Church was one of the only churches with this online model," Grace said. "Zion kind of blew up at this point ... Christians all across China were attending Zion's services because it was the only church service for a while that was hosting things every Sunday online with music and sermons."She recalled that as other churches tried to adjust to the virtual world, her father offered his resources and methods to others. She said this helped her father connect not only with the other churches, but with congregants as well.POPE FRANCIS-ERA DEAL WITH CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY AGAIN UNDER SCRUTINY AS POPE LEO TAKES THE REINSJin's family is calling on the U.S. State Department to demand the Chinese Communist Party release him "immediately and unconditionally, allowing him to return to his family in the United States prior to further persecution at the hands of the Chinese government."Jin's fate and the fates of the other church leaders arrested alongside him remain uncertain, but China Aid, a U.S.-based religious group, said that so-called "house churches," such as Zion, are "facing unprecedented pressure.""Xi Jinping has waged a war against Gods Church, such as the Zion Church, that he will never win. The level of persecution against religious freedom has reached the worst [level] in 40 years," China Aid founder and president Dr. Bob Fu told Fox News Digital. "Faith is not a crime. Worship is not a crime. Prayer is not a crime.""The courage of Chinas urban pastors and believers will be remembered in history as a living testimony that the light of Christ cannot be extinguished by tyranny," Fu added. He also called on President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio to speak out and condemn the CCP's crackdown.

If youve recently overheard someone say "6-7" or "mogging" and had no idea what it meant, you're not alone.A new analysis of the most-searched slang terms of 2025 shows just how quickly Generation Z and Gen Alpha's social media-fueled language is evolving, leaving even millennials stumped.Unscramblerer.com, a website that helps solve word puzzles in games such as Scrabble and Words with Friends, analyzed Google Trends data from January through September to identify which slang terms Americans are most confused by, according to reports.BILL MAHER EXPLORES CONNECTION BETWEEN INTERNET MEMES AND RECENT POLITICAL VIOLENCE"Gen Zs slang evolves from the bottom up and is heavily shaped by social media algorithms," said Yaron Litwin, an expert in kids online culture and chief marketing officer for Canopy Parental Control App, which is based in the U.S. and Israel."Its heavy in code-switching, emojis and irony, and spreads through micro-communities online rather than big TV or radio moments like in past generations," Litwin told Fox News Digital.Even if older generations are on the same platforms, they likely inhabit different spaces, Litwin added: "It is becoming more difficult to fully understand someone who is only a few years younger than you, let alone a couple of decades."LABUBU VS. SYDNEY SWEENEY: THE GEN Z CULTURE WAR YOU DIDNT KNOW WAS ALREADY HAPPENING EXPERTS WEIGH INThat generational disconnect is clear in the slang terms people are now trying to decode. Here are some of the top searches:The phrase, which comes from the song "Doot Doot (6 7)" by rapper Skrilla, was the most-searched slang term with 141,000 lookups. It doesn't actually have any defined meaning, according to reports, but has come to symbolize the "brain rot" culture caused by endless scrolling online. It later became a meme with basketball player LaMelo Ball, who stands at 6 feet, 7 inches, appearing in edited videos about it.With 115,000 searches, "bop" is a derogatory term used to describe someone who jumps from one romantic partner to another. Unscramblerer.com notes the word often appears in cyberbullying contexts."Mogging," which drew nearly 80,000 searches, means outshining others in terms of looks, skill or success. A related term, "looksmaxxing," focuses on maximizing ones appearance, emphasizing features such as the jawline, eyes and physique, the BBC reported.5 TECH TERMS TO KNOW FOR YOUR MENTAL HEALTHA flirty term for an attractive girl or group of girls, "huzz" was searched more than 61,000 times this year, quickly replacing other terms of endearment like "boo" or "bae."Social media, especially TikTok, has shortened the lifespan of slang, Litwin said. "In the rapidly changing digital world, these words are prone to fade from popularity almost as fast as they took off, being overtaken by new words and expressions."COLLEGE SORORITY 'COLD ROOMS' GET THE HOT SPOTLIGHT IN VIRAL SOCIAL MEDIA TRENDChopped, which had 59,000 searches, is a synonym commonly used on TikTok for someone who is ugly or unattractive. It is the opposite of other Gen Z and Gen Alpha terms like "ate" and "served," which are used to praise someone who nailed a look or performance."Big back" is a slang term with more than 57,000 searches used to describe someone with a large upper body or who is overweight, often in a teasing or mocking way. It can also be used humorously, as in "I need to unbig my back," or to describe hearty eaters, with phrases like "big back behavior.""Glazing," which saw more than 49,000 searches, means giving over-the-top compliments. Merriam-Webster defines it as showering someone with "excessive praise," often referring to the way fans fawn over celebrities or athletes online.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERCalling someone "zesty" is a compliment, meaning they are fun, lively and full of energy, and it was searched 44,000 times. It is a synonym for "snazzy," and can also refer to someone having a positive outlook on life, according to a Reddit thread for English language learners.The term "fanum tax," searched more than 36,000 times, refers to playfully stealing food off a friends plate or taking something of theirs while feeling entitled to it. The phrase comes from internet personality Fanum and has been popularized by streamers."Green FN," which was searched 34,000 times, means a guaranteed win or success. The term comes from the NBA 2K video game, where a perfectly timed shot turns green.MORE FROM FOX NEWS LIFESTYLE"Delulu," which racked up 32,000 searches, is short for "delusional." The term originated in K-pop communities, where fans jokingly called themselves "delulu" for believing their idols might date them, according to Merriam-Webster. The term also appears in the 2024 song "NISSAN ALTIMA," where rapper Doechii sings, "You delulu, you a loose screw," and has even been added to the Cambridge Dictionary.Clanker, searched 29,000 times, is a slur aimed at robots and AI technology, according to Urban Dictionary. While it gained popularity this year, it dates back to around 2005 and the "Star Wars" franchise, referencing the clanking sound robots make, one linguist told NPR.Unfortunately for residents of the Buckeye State, "Ohio" with more than 24,000 searches is Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang for anything weird, awkward or absurd. The term evolved from the late-2010s "Only in Ohio" meme trend that mocked odd events supposedly happening there."Slop," which drew about 21,000 searches, describes poor-quality AI-generated content including writing, art or videos flooding social media and search engines. As "spam" refers to junk email, "slop" has become shorthand for low-effort, machine-made content, according to The New York Times.

The mother of Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders referenced her son in a mysterious Instagram comment on Friday after news that the rookie had been elevated to the team's backup quarterback role.Pilar Sanders posted a video of her in the kitchen making a massive seafood spread that included fried shrimp and lobster. The top comment on the post asked her, "are you cooking all that for Shedeur being named QB2?"The mother responded with a cryptic statement.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"For Shedeurs yes - we know 2 has always been 1 - the matrix will try to make u believe anything hahahahah - never fall for tall tales," she wrote. She did not clarify or specify what she was referring to.Sanders, the son of NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, who coached him at University of Colorado, has been the subject of immense media scrutiny and speculation dating back to his drafting in April. After the Browns traded veteran quarterback Joe Flacco to the Cincinnati Bengals earlier this week, fans and pundits speculated whether Sanders would even be elevated to the second-string job, or remain in the third-string role behind Bailey Zappe.The quarterback was the subject of one of the most shocking slides in NFL Draft history back in April, when he fell from a potential No. 1 overall expectation all the way to the 144th pick, in the fifth round.The Tuesday before the draft, NFL Media released a summary of the top 18 prospects in this year's class.Sanders' section included testimony from an anonymous assistant coach, who said that Sanders was "The worst formal interview I've ever been in in my life. He's so entitled. He takes unnecessary sacks. He never plays on time. He has horrible body language. He blames teammates. . . . But the biggest thing is, he's not that good."An anonymous longtime executive added, "It didn't go great in our interview. He wants to dictate what he's going to do and what's best for him. He makes you feel small."NFL Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson stoked conspiracy theories related to Sanders in an August interview, claiming that NFL teams were "told not to" draft Sanders to "make an example" of the quarterback when he fell to the fifth round.CAM NEWTON MAKES BOLD CLAIM ABOUT BROWNS' MOTIVES, HANDLING OF SHEDEUR SANDERS"I tell you this much, what I heard from someone that's in the NFL [is] that the NFL told [teams] 'don't draft him, do not draft him,'" Dickerson said in an interview on the "Roggin and Rodney" show on AM 570 LA Sports on Thursday."'We're going to make an example out of him.' And this came from a very good source, a very good source. They were going to have him not get drafted to basically show you 'this is what happens when you do this.' I mean, look, the NFL's got all kinds of power. They do all kinds of stuff."Sanders' slide out of the first round shocked many, including President Trump, who sent a post on Truth Social condemning the league's owners for passing on the quarterback."What is wrong with NFL owners, are they STUPID? Deion Sanders was a great college football player, and was even greater in the NFL. Hes also a very good coach, streetwise and smart! Therefore, Shedeur, his quarterback son, has PHENOMENAL GENES, and is all set for Greatness," Trump wrote. "He should be "picked" IMMEDIATELY by a team that wants to WIN. Good luck Shedeur, and say hello to your wonderful father!"ESPN host Stephen A. Smith revealed a text message from an associate who compared the situation to Colin Kaepernick being out of the NFL since 2016, suggesting "collusion.""'This is a bad look for the NFL. This feels like Kaepernick-level collusion,'" Smith said of the content of the text, adding the situation goes beyond "talent evaluation.""All the hard work the NFL League Office puts in to eradicate these kinds of perceptions, only to turn around and watch as the OWNERS look like theyre colluding, messing up everything. What has been done to Shedeur will outshine everything else in this draft. Well never believe this is about just talent evaluation again."Sanders has yet to get into an NFL regular season game yet, but his first action could come as soon as this Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers if starter and fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel has to come out of the game for any reason.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter