Everyone Had Same Reaction To Shedeur Sanders, Deshaun Watson Report

But given the problems that Watson has had over the past few years, both on the field and off the field, NFL fans aren't exactly thrilled about him being a mentor to Sanders. 

Seemingly everyone is saying the same thing in different ways: It's a bad idea.

"This will be the first part of my 'How it started'/'How it’s going' post. Shouldn’t need to wait too long for the second part," one user wrote.

"This is like when Ralphie started giving Jackie Jr advice," another wrote, referencing The Sopranos.

"This is laugh out loud funny," wrote a third.

"Why does this feel like the plot of Training Day?"

"The pain of being a Browns fan never freaking ends..."

"So when Shedeur begins to visit dozens of massage therapists, he’s have them sign an NDA up front."

"He’s showing him the best massage parlors in the Land."

"Oh gosh please .... I hope he wont corrupt Shedeur."

Deshaun Watson's off-the-field issues are well-documented. He will pretty much forever be known for the allegations involving dozens of massage therapists that accused him of assault during his time with the Houston Texans. 

To make maters worse, Watson hasn't play at the same Pro Bowl level with the Browns since joining them in that blockbuster trade several years ago. In three seasons with the team he's played in just 19 games despite playing on a full guaranteed contract.

That's not to say that Shedeur Sanders can't become a better player learning from the three-time Pro Bowler, but there are risks too.