section_path: Prank call controversy
section_name: Prank call controversy
paragraph_text: Prank call controversy
  
  During the draft, some prospects received prank calls from people pretending to be NFL front office staff. Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders was the most notable prospect to receive a prank call when on day two of the draft, Jax Ulbrich, the son of Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, and one other person pretended to be calling on behalf of New Orleans Saints. Sydney Schoen, the daughter of New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen, had previously been accused. After the draft, Jax and the Falcons issued an apology to Sanders and his family. Other prospects, including Penn State defensive end Abdul Carter and tight end Tyler Warren, Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham, Oregon offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr., Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord and UConn offensive tackle Chase Lundt, also received calls from unrelated pranksters.
  
  During the draft, some prospects received prank calls from people pretending to be NFL front office staff. Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders was the most notable prospect to receive a prank call when on day two of the draft, Jax Ulbrich, the son of Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, and one other person pretended to be calling on behalf of New Orleans Saints. Sydney Schoen, the daughter of New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen, had previously been accused. After the draft, Jax and the Falcons issued an apology to Sanders and his family. Other prospects, including Penn State defensive end Abdul Carter and tight end Tyler Warren, Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham, Oregon offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr., Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord and UConn offensive tackle Chase Lundt, also received calls from unrelated pranksters.