Shedeur Sanders' draft contact information, including his phone number, was distributed to teams as confidential pre-draft materials and unintentionally stored on Jeff Ulbrich's iPad. Jax Ulbrich accessed the number while visiting his parents' home, where the iPad was left open and accessible[2][5][3].

Jax Ulbrich issued a public apology and stated he's working with the Falcons organization on community service initiatives. The NFL's fines specifically targeted the Falcons organization and Jeff Ulbrich, as Jax is not an NFL employee[2][5][4].

The call occurred between the second and third rounds of the draft, during Sanders' unexpected slide to the fifth round where he was eventually selected by the Cleveland Browns. While the prank itself didn't directly impact his draft position, it added unnecessary stress to an already challenging draft-day experience[4][2][5].

The Falcons stated they will reinforce security policies and emphasize strict adherence to them by staff, though specific new measures weren't detailed. They expressed confidence in existing security practices while acknowledging the need for improved compliance[2][5][3].

While Jax Ulbrich mentioned Sanders accepted his apology call, there's no public statement from Sanders about the incident. Media reports focus on organizational responses rather than Sanders' personal reaction[5][2][4].