Shedeur Sanders had his first NFL appearance marred by a high-stakes burglary, as masked thieves broke into his Ohio home and stole roughly $200,000 in valuables while he was on the field.

The Cleveland Browns’ rookie quarterback was suiting up against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday when three suspects, wearing gloves and face coverings, entered his residence at 6:46 P.M., according to police.

Surveillance footage showed the intruders moving swiftly through the home, targeting specific areas before leaving at 6:58 P.M. with what authorities described as “various property belonging to Mr. Sanders.”

The timing of the break-in appeared calculated, coinciding directly with Sanders’ highly anticipated professional debut. Investigators believe the suspects may have known he would be away due to the game.

The 21-year-old former Colorado standout stepped in after starting quarterback Dillon Gabriel suffered a concussion. Sanders completed four passes for 47 yards in the Browns’ 23-16 loss to Baltimore.

After the game, he admitted the performance “was not up to his standard.”

The burglary adds an unexpected layer of stress as Sanders prepares for what could be his first official start next week against the Las Vegas Raiders, depending on Gabriel’s recovery.

The incident also struck an emotional chord for his father, NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, who reportedly became tearful while watching his son’s debut unfold from afar.

The investigation remains ongoing, with local authorities reviewing surveillance footage and pursuing leads to identify the suspects and retrieve the stolen items.