Shedeur Sanders is officially the Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback… but for how long?

Shedeur Sanders is officially the Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback… but for how long?

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— winning ticket, I didn’t like Dustin West, send it in to us, Mike. I didn’t realize you could. There was a prop bet for Evan Moley being soft. I didn’t realize that. Crazy. Interesting that that the lay. So we’ll talk about the Cavs and Evan Mobley disappearing in the 4th quarter in just a bit, but we got to start with the main story of the day, and that is Kevin Stefansky officially naming Shaddo Sanders QB1 against San Francisco. Dustin and Tyvis were not here yesterday, so before we dive into how long Shador will stay quarterback 1 in Cleveland, I’m curious what these two thought about Shador’s debut against Las Vegas. Perfect. Perfect. It was, it was absolutely a great game plan. I thought it was executed by Shador. To perfection they didn’t ask him to do a ton. They threw the right amount of times. Um, he didn’t turn the ball over. He didn’t turn it over, well, one turnover, but, but he, he for the most part took care of the ball, didn’t take any egregious sacks in this game, which was one of the things that I was really concerned about is like, you know, when he gets back and then he spins around, then he spins around, the next thing he’s like 25 yards loss. Like he didn’t do any of that stuff, so it was great, um. I don’t really have any complaints other than, no, I have no complaints. I mean it was a really strong performance for a rookie’s debut. He did something that 17 other quarterbacks tried to do before him as rookies and they were unable to do it. So I think that that is a huge accomplishment for him and he’s. Deserving of being the starting quarterback going forward until, I mean, even if, even if Dylan comes back and is healthy, I think he cleared. I still would start your door and that’s the case, in fact, Kevin S Stefansky, when he started his press conference yesterday. Said some nonsense. I don’t remember. And then he goes, uh, Dylan Gabriel has been cleared from concussion protocol and Shadore Sanders will be the start. He said that right away even before he got asked about it. So I thought that was interesting. Got ahead of it. Yeah, I mean, I, to me, honestly, I just wanted to see the biggest difference between a full week of preparation and him only getting a start at halftime. And obviously when you’re at, when you’re from the Baltimore game, obviously we talk about those egregious sacks and, you know, some of the missed. Opportunities. I thought that he looked a lot comfortable. He had better chemistry. I love the way that he extended plays. Like when he tried to extend plays in Baltimore, it was like wild. It was like the spin out, lose yards and stuff like that. When he did it in this game, if you notice like on the, the bond pass and the Judy play, he like kind of sprinted down the line. Like it was like a rollout more than like him trying to run. Around like he rolled out and then he made his play and I thought that that was very telling. And then the biggest thing that I realized he like learned from week from the week one to the week two was he started to step up in the pocket, you know, a lot of quarterbacks in college when you’re trying to avoid sacks is, oh let me spin out and let me run around, but in the NFL to avoid sacks you wanna step up in the pocket, and I’ve seen him do that and I was like, OK, he’s learning, you know, so. I was, I was very, uh, encouraged by what I’ve seen. Um, I thought he made some really good plays. Obviously we talked, I talked about the two big throws that he made down the field. Um, obviously Dylan Sampson had a really good run, but it to me the biggest thing that he did was he brought hope to that team. Like it was a spark, and we talked all, we talked all year about how a change at quarterback always can provide a spark to a team. When he connected that ball to Isaiah Bond, that whole team lit up. I mean, obviously the clip of Miles Garrett was viral because Miles was like, and like they chest bumping and all that. It was so exciting because that’s something that we hadn’t seen, and it’s so funny because it always makes me go back to me and G’s film against Pittsburgh. We was watching it and I literally said. It was that dig post concept and I said Shador gonna throw this post. That’s the difference between Dylan and Shador. He’ll throw that post. Well, I’ll be darned. I’ll be a few weeks later he get a post by Isaiah Bond and he actually throws it and hits it. So, uh, I just think that just seeing that element of them stretching the field, it put the Raiders in a disadvantage because they’re not, they weren’t used to that. Like when you watch the tape, that’s not. With the Browns, dude, it’s all sit on routes and all these things now you gotta actually open up and it’s funny because like I was laughing at Tilman. Tilman is a great example of you could tell the quarterback change has messed with him because on them fade balls he like quit running. He stopped running because he like usually they’re not like I’m not getting this ball to look up and see it like, oh snap, he threw it and he tried to do it, but it’s too late so. So it’s funny to me that. No, it’s not, but like I understand like all year I’ve been running this deep ball and ain’t nobody threw the ball, but now all of a sudden, oh snap, he threw it. Like he got to get used to it. So I think that just just bringing that element of being able to stretch the field and throw the ball down the field, it really makes defenses have to play you honestly. You know, to the point about the spark from a new quarterback, we didn’t get that from Dylan Gabriel. — I didn’t see that
— on the side. What was Dylan’s first start again? Minnesota. — It was
— his best start against Minnesota. He played. — I wouldn’t say
— it wasn’t a spark because I didn’t see any. I didn’t feel that energy from the sideline. Maybe that’s, yeah, — because
— Dylan Gabriel doesn’t have that energy. True, he doesn’t have that energy, and, and that is something that, that makes Shador special is because he has that, as my daughter would say, uh, aura. He’s got the aura. He’s got the I mean, big. — He’s got really good at
— aura farming. He literally said before the game, I’m what, I’m with Cleveland been missing. — You can’t say nothing like that and then not go out and
— perform and said it before, like 2 seconds before the game. Like, like he left there and then went to the locker room. Like specialist is out there. Like I, I will say, I will say this, you know, like he is. just like a sweet guy, like I think he’s, he’s like, like a little. I don’t know. Like he’s just pure. Like he’s a pure innocent kid, and, and he loves playing football and he’s super confident in in himself, and I, I, I think he believes everything he says. Let’s face it, Shaddo Sanders is the Adam Bull of the NFL. Uh, he’s cocky and lovable. I’m cocky and I’m lovable. I think I’m the best sports star, — but he doesn’t come
— across as cocky. Yes, he does, and that’s OK. I love the cockiness. I want the cockiness. I want more. I don’t want my quarterback being a soft as. — You’re a
— hypocrite. What? Baker did the same thing and y’all hated it. Well, no, no, that’s not true. No. — I
— did not hate it at first. Listen, I, I listen. I, I was gonna say that. I was. I was gonna say that he had, I did not hate, — I did not
— hate Baker, because at first I was like, OK, well that’s it’s not true because I didn’t hate I like Baker. — So when did
— it turn when he started playing crappy. It’s, it’s so, so we should do it if he ever goes out there. It’s, it’s like that’s, I think that’s what I think the, the polarization is, is that, you know, some people may not be all the way bought into it. And so when you are. brash and you deliver. I’m first of all, I’m brash all the time like I like I, I’m gonna, I wanna wear jewelry. I wanna listen to loud music. I, I, I listen. I, I wanna like I believe in going out there looking a certain type way and I believe energy and, and, and synergy is a thing and a lot of people don’t use that to their advantage. A lot of people feel like you walk through your life and there’s no excitement level. And you walk through your life and you’re just gonna play even keel, but when you’re playing a game like this and it’s a savage sport and you got other grown men out there, sometimes the difference between you winning or losing is believing or not that you’re nice, believe it or not that you can do it like you, you gotta, that’s the only way you’re gonna be that’s the only way you’re gonna be successful and it’s just like it’s just like when when you walk into a a boardroom and it’s no different from in corporate America. You go, everybody is jousting for these positions. It don’t really matter how many sales you got or your degrees. Everybody got a degree. It’s about what you come in in boardrooms like button up and talking your stuff like how you maneuver. Are you gonna fall back? You’re gonna push back because the people that don’t give you none of that, them people and they’re not gonna succeed. He gotta come out and play like that, like, and he has to put the pressure on himself. And by the way. His dad put the pressure on him like that, that’s how they live. Like Prime pulls up and he sees him after the game. He’s like, Yeah man, you did alright. You did alright, man. OK, you did pretty good, but go watch that film though. You gotta watch that tape. I like that, — but
— he talks like a wide receiver or like a. Uh, DB, like he has that confidence that we, that, that postgame thing when he said something about, man, can you imagine me with the whole season? This is one week of practice. Imagine me with a whole offseason. I didn’t like it. I did too because it was like it was kind of like, I, I know he was serious in his own mind, but it comes across he’s, he’s joking, but he’s like, I don’t know, man. I love the guy. Justin, does it give you, and I mean this is a I mean this as a compliment. Please do not take this the wrong way. Does it give you Ja vibes in a way? Some, yeah, yeah, but I also love James and and James, see, I’m not a, but, but also, but, but, but, but guys, but guys, everybody loves James. Like his teammates love it, so I think this, — I think Shador’s teammates really love him
— too, you know what it is? It’s because Shador, I think Dustin is right when he talks about like it looks like a guy that’s out there having fun. Like when, when Shador is playing, it’s like. Like it’s contagious. Like this man is out there and having the time. — He
— makes me like like he makes me have fun watching him play. Yeah, like with everybody think about it with Dylan. How many times have we seen like Judy walk off with attitude or these receivers be like, man, because you get out there and you’re running these routes and all this, but you’re not seeing any production from it. — Like you see this dude
— going out there making Judy’s a good example after what he did this week. Yeah, he, he, he out of line. Judy. You listen, y’all y’all don’t understand. Judy was about to hit y’all with the crazy dick. He was, he was, he was about to snatch that. — He looked like hot
— sauce, you know how you like, you know, when you jump in the air with it. — That dude punched that he
— was like trying to do like a killer crossover or something, man, and he just hit. It was literally the, it’s the AI move like that’s the Allen Iverson famous crossover he tried to do with the football as opposed to a basketball, and it didn’t work, man. But yeah, I just think that everybody’s having fun. You watch that entire Browns team have fun and for the first time since the Miami game, I haven’t seen. Them guys out there actually having fun like that offensively, defensively, and special teams, uh, collectively. I like when players are not so buttoned up and when they share their emotions because as a fan you watch a game and sometimes it feels like you care more than the players do. Fair or not, that’s how it feels sometimes as a fan, right? You’re like this guy doesn’t care, but like you could tell Shador cares and he’s and. And you want, as a fan, I want to know that my players are having fun, that they like their teammates, and maybe that stuff is stupid and doesn’t matter. I like it as a fan, and I want my players to like each other, and I want them to be having fun, and I want them to want to win as much as I want them to win, and I think you get that vibe with Shador, which is why. His pop part of the reason why his popularity is what it is, his, his personality is contagious. I wanna, the, the thing that was impressive to me, and I want, I would like everybody to take heed of this in that press game conference, he said a press, uh, press conference at the end of the game, he said a lot of things, but he, he showed, he said one thing that really stuck with me. He said, you know. When you look at giving, being given the responsibility of starting and, and, and being the quarterback of the Cleveland Browns and leading everybody in the locker room and being a representation, you know, that’s a big thing, like that’s a big thing to say that somebody is giving you that opportunity to go start and play and be the quarterback and you know, I, I feel a responsibility to the organization. And I think sometimes there’s been this thing where, where we got Shado Sanders on one side and then there’s Shaddo versus the entire Cleveland Browns front office or the whole. No, Shado Sanders is telling y’all, hey man, I’m, I, I’m, I’m rocking for my team. They’re the one who, who drafted me, you know what I’m saying? They’re the one, they’re the one. People, and he said, I got, I got passed like 56 times. They don’t want, so he don’t look at the people inside the organization as his ops. He look at them as like, man, you know, he got all of the young rookie guys that they got on the team. They got a bond like it, it, you know, it’s special the, the, the first team you guys went to and got drafted to or where you was at. You felt that feeling like wow man, these dudes really invested in me like you, you, you feel indebted, you feel like part of a family and sometimes I was, I, I think people get it misconstrued like he really wants to just be a part of something, you know what I’m saying it’s not like he wanna outshine nobody, he just wanna be a part of something. I still think that this situation is the best situation because it’s not foreign to him. I continue to say like. He, he, if you look at his career, he went to Jackson State. They were not good, but he helped turn that around. He went to Colorado. They were not good, — and
— he helped turn and they turned back he turned back too. So like it’s like the Browns is a perfect situation, and I think that’s why he recruited it so much because he’s like, well, I, it’s not different. Like I’ve done that before, so I can go there and try to be that piece and help them. Become relevant again and I think, you know, if he got, obviously he’s got a long way to go until that happens, but that’s the guy that knows what it takes, that’s done it before so like I think he’s really embracing this challenge and what’s so funny is that he’s getting everybody to believe that he can be that guy. — Do we
— have to do a topic on, uh, did Shado Sanders carry his dad — in
— Colorado? I do have a question for you though. Kevin Stefansky was asked if Shador will be the starter for the rest of the season or if it’s on a week to week basis, and Stefansky just answered saying, my focus is on this week. So I wouldn’t commit long term. I’m taking that, maybe reading between the lines fair, not as it’s kind of a week to week situation. Do you think that’s how it should be handled, or should he commit to Shador for the final six games here? I don’t. I don’t think he needs to say, you know, you don’t want to put yourself in that situation where you’re locked in. Like, what if, what if the next two weeks Shador is hideous? Like you may want to change your mind at that point. I don’t, you know, so what is the point of saying that? I, to me, I would play Shador the rest of the year, and I, I know you guys probably feel the same way — unless it’s
— just so bad unless he has. Catastrophic performance, uh, but I, I, to me it’s not a big deal. Like he said he’s the starter. He, to me he’s the starter until, — until
— otherwise, you know. Everybody, everybody’s only a starter for the week. Anybody could be replaced. — This
— is, I’m gonna ask y’all on this because this is funny. I, when, when we played, when I played, I started like all the games when I was a red shirt freshman, and I was the only do all the rest of the people were like starters from the previous year. And it was like I was just the, the new dude who started playing and I remember we us having military coaches like these guys are drill sergeants, man, and I remember there was literally. Like half of the coaching staff that did not say nothing to me, like they just didn’t speak to me. Like, listen, you might be good, you earned it, but we’re not talking to you. As a matter of fact, you, you, you gotta prove something, bro. We’re not even giving you no what’s ups in the hallway. Like, so what happened is I was like it made me wanna keep proving myself. I’m like, man, y’all cats ain’t gonna talk to me. What’s up, coach? They’re like, man, we ain’t talking to you. For you say hello to the coach and he wouldn’t respond. I don’t like that. You know why? That’s a. You know why it is, it is, but, but you motivate people in certain ways, right? When you, when you like saying it’s week to week. It put a little, it put a little different extra in your preparation. It put a little, not saying that it didn’t, it didn’t, it didn’t turn me off. I knew what they were doing because they had a rule where, hey, if you’re a freshman, you walk the stairs. You’re not, you can’t get on the elevator. When you’re a freshman, you gotta come and you gotta bring up the TV. When you’re a freshman, you gotta make sure the tape and you gotta wipe the boards down and clean up everything. So I gotta be there 1015, 20 minutes before all the seniors, and I’m like, well I play over him. But what it taught you is this sometimes. You gotta learn how to serve before you can leave, and ain’t nothing wrong with serving. And if that’s more buy-in because if he gonna say from week to week and Kevin ain’t giving you no, no reassurance reassurance about your, your job, guess what, not everybody is, is on notice like, hey, we gonna, we holding young boy accountable, but every time he go out and meet that challenge. It’s more buy-in. It’s more, it’s more excitement, so I don’t got no problem with it. I don’t got a problem with that. No game balls, no nothing. Hey, listen, we’re about to get this going. It’s today, and then we’re gonna see what we’re gonna do against these 49ers. I’m gonna stack that together. Well, it’s gonna be interesting because so far he’s got one bad half, one decent game. And everybody’s praising his name. I don’t, you know, I, it’s everybody handles things differently, you know, when you get when you get criticized like and and killed in the media for a week like it turn you up you wanna really prove somebody wrong, but a lot of the. Sometimes the hardest thing to handle is the success, the compliments, because then that goes to your head. Now you start to let your guard down a little bit. So I’m actually kind of interested to see what we get out of this performance from him against San Fran, because to me it speaks volumes. It actually, it’s actually, it’s actually to be truthful, it’s the real evaluation. The, the, the first one was cool. The, the first game, yeah, you got thrown in there, didn’t play well. This game you was locked in because you, it was one-eyed only. You might, you don’t do this, you might not get no more shots, right? You know what the writing on the wall was this week. Like you said, can you imagine what I would have been doing if I was getting them reps? So now it’s two weeks in a row. It’s Tommy Reese, and you’re playing a playoff team and you’re playing a team that got some names over there. It’s at home. Um, the names, can you stack on that? All the names? Well, not on the offense. No. you know what I’m saying, — defensive
— side, they’re beat up. They, when they forced your boy gave, gave up two picks. Brock Purdy gave up 3. — He was atrocious
— in the first half. Who are you talking about? Brock Purdy. Yeah, Purdy was terrible. Both, both of them was, yeah, uh, they, they got so lucky. Like the Panthers could have easily won that game. Yeah, I, I, some of these coaches, they just get away from the running game too quick. Dowdell’s been fantastic for them, and they just went away from him. — I don’t understand
— the fact that they, they had that pick. They were in the red zone like inside the fifteen-yard line. No, they had first in goal at the 1. He throws a pick. You doubt him, give him the ball. Give him the ball. Hey, Sanford, I see somebody. I seen, I seen somebody in the gas station this morning. He was like, Hey man, G Bush, I mean the 49ers could be had. I said, Yeah, like, of course they can. Like I watched that game. I’m like. I’m not impressed, not at all. Like I’m trying to, I’m trying, and especially cause you got Miles Garrett and them playing the way they, they’re playing and, and surprisingly, the Cleveland Browns are surprisingly healthy. Like their defense was pretty healthy all year. I thought you was about to say the Browns are fed. No, I was definitely not. What’s the, uh, as of yesterday, — the Niners were 6.5 point favorite
— in Cleveland. I’m here to tell you, I’m, I’m, I’m letting you know right now I’m picking the Browns to win on Tuesday, right now, lock it in, yeah, put book it Tuesday. All right. There you go, 6.5. Uh, who’s doing the game this week? Do we know? — I can look up for you
— right now. Ain’t the DD CBS. — That’s a CBS
— crew. She is, but they, they had, uh, um, they didn’t have that crew on it this past week. It was Tom McCarthy and, uh, Ross Tucker. I bet you we’ve got Andrew Cattle on this week or Andrew solid or Spiro. They’re all solid, dude. People, people act like because, because they’re like the D crew. CBS, they’re still the 4th best NFL crew. That, that I’m not a guy. That means you, that means you’re the 4th, 4th best announcing team in the universe. Yeah, well, well, it, I mean, I mean there’s 8, there’s 8 crews basically, right? There’s 8 crews like, but if they walk off, if they wake up tomorrow, they’re better than you. — What was
— your guess? Uh, uh, Dustin’s guess was Catalan. Nope. Spiro, nope. Ross Tucker and McCarthy. No. Charles Davis, Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, and Melanie, uh, — Melanie
— Collins the seat. There’s 13, right? We haven’t had them. Harlan’s awesome. I love listening to. The crazy thing is, like, I mean, Harlan’s amazing. Iron Eagles in the mix. He’s the number one guy, right. No, Tony Romo and, uh, Nance and then and then Iron Eagles 2 fantastic, yeah, and so and then Harlins 3 1 o’clock game. I like Trent Green. He’s a good ass. — He’s one of the
— best. Trent Green like the Chiefs quarterback. Yes, yes. — So you get a former quarterback him
— before, huh? You never heard. Games for a decade, dude. I’ve known, yeah, I didn’t know he was calling games. Oh yeah, no, I know you’ve heard of him. I just meant like you never heard him do a game before. I did. I didn’t even hear. — I didn’t even know it was his was the dude
— and he got hurt and then who came Hurt Warner came in for him. It was all she wrote, um, but what it’s one o’clock. Thoughts on the, uh, on the rating. People were Saudi last week. They couldn’t even watch the game. Like, well, it’s not a nationally televised game, so it’s gonna be another one where, that’s, if you’re out of the area and you don’t have a Sunday Ticket, — you can’t
— watch in Columbus. They couldn’t see the Browns. — They didn’t see
— it. I had it on, uh, Columbus. — Why was the game not
— on in Columbus? I don’t know. It was, uh, it was a big story though. It wasn’t on in, uh, — what was
— on instead? Uh, just the Eagles and Cowboys. Oh, 00, crazy, you know, — that’s
— why. Why? What? So each week only one network gets a doubleheader. So you can’t carry two doubleheaders, but so they decide they must. What was the 1 o’clock game? Was it the Bengals or the Steelers? Steelers, Steelers. — So
— they decide the 1 o’clock was Patriots Bengals on CBS, and then it was another one. It was Giants. It was, uh, Vikings and Packers. OK, so with the Browns on CBS. So in Columbus, for whatever reason, they decided to show, even though it wasn’t at the same time. CBS must not have had the doubleheader. — They decided to show Patriots Bengals instead of
— Browns. No, the Raiders. No, the Brown Patriots, Bengals was at one o’clock. — I
— know that even right, but they couldn’t show. They had to show one or the other even though it was different times, which, and maybe because they thought Burrow was gonna play. I don’t know. Like, I, I don’t know what it was. Maybe they made they was like the one game we actually want to watch. — But you guys have told me that the Browns are more popular
— than the Bengals. They are. That’s why it was so shocking. Yeah, I don’t understand. I got to watch it. Uh, you know, it must have been hot. All right, Mike, uh, real quick, because Ross just texted me, said he’s logging in in one sec, so we got 2 minutes before we bring, uh, our friend Ross Tucker onto the show. Uh, Tyvis, you’re not here the rest of the week. Right, because Thursday there’s no show for Thanksgiving. We will have shows. There’ll be new content on the channel. We’re not having a live show. So Tvis, I’m gonna ask you this, and I’m just curious what you think because we’ll ask the rest of the guys tomorrow and Friday. You won’t be here. Where is the one area of growth you are most looking forward to seeing Shador improve between his first start against Vegas and his second start against the 49ers? Um, One spot that I want to see him grow in is Um, I thought the deep ball was good in provision. We put him on the spot there, Mike. Playing maybe I wanna see more like I feel like the offense got stagnant, you know, for like the second half a little bit outside of the Dylan Sampson thing it kinda got stagnant, so I would like to see more consistency from that, um, maybe just playing more on time, um, not maybe not have to do all that rolling out and having to do all the improvise, just being able to. Like I think the biggest difference between him and Dylan is obviously Dylan does a great job of he takes his drop and when he hits his drop, he knows where to go with the ball. I would like for Shador to get that part of his game down. I think a lot of the times, you know, it’s like a one. One read thing where it’s like this is where you’re going no matter what and when he’s that he does it well but if that’s not there, can he boom boom alright boom like I want it to be more snappy um I think that could be one of the areas that I would love to see him improve in.

Rookie Shedeur Sanders will start at quarterback in Sunday’s home game against the San Francisco 49ers, Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski announced Monday.

Sanders, a fifth-round pick, will remain the starter even though fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel , a third-round pick, has cleared the concussion protocol, Stefanski said.

With Gabriel sidelined, Sanders completed 11 of 20 passes for 209 yards with one touchdown and an interception in the Browns’ 24-10 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday in his first NFL start.

“The No. 1 job of a quarterback is to win,” Stefanski said. “So, excited to get that first win under his belt. And the next thing is improvement, and that’s what young players do. Certainly, young quarterbacks do. You get one game better, and that’s just from working at it. So, that’ll be our focus.” | https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47086523/dillon-gabriel-cleared-shedeur-sanders-start-vs-49ers

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