🚨ESPN REPORT Says Shedeur Sanders Has The MOST AT STAKE For The Rest Of The Season

🚨ESPN REPORT Says Shedeur Sanders Has The MOST AT STAKE For The Rest Of The Season

[Music] [Music] ESPN just made a list of players and coaches that have the most at stake for the rest of this season. And guess who’s towards the top? It is Shidor Sanders. We’re going to talk about what he can do in these last five games and what that could mean for the Browns going forward next year. Deshun Watson’s back in this mix. There’s a lot of pressure under Shadore according to ESPN. We’re going to look at what they’re talking about here. But before we get into that, our quarterback 12, let’s talk about the sub battle that we have going on here in the walls of Chat Sports. We’re playing the Titans this Sunday. If you want Shadore to beat Cam Ward and the Browns to beat the Titans, then we also got to beat those Titans fans off the field here. So, we have a lead in the sub battle for this week, but I know we can absolutely bury them. I don’t even want it to be a contest against those Titans. They’ve got one win, guys. We’re die hard fans. We could beat him. Smash that subscribe button. Remember Adam Shfter telling us this report that the Browns are open to giving Shadore an extended look this season? This just came out a couple days ago. And what Shfter was implying is that the Browns based on how Shidor plays would keep giving him more starts, keep giving him more games, and eventually he might even be able to earn his way to be the day one starter next year. How will that be possible? Well, an ESPN article from today, brand new, tells us that if Sanders can play well in a game against one of the league’s worst defenses in the Titans, it would stake a case for him to start the rest of the way, giving Sanders a meaningful sample of a rookie season to establish himself as an NFL quarterback. This is Shidor’s moment. It’s here. It’s now. The perfect timing, if you will, has come for Shador Sanders. Not a lot of fifth round picks get this opportunity to play to start and Shadore felt he should have been a first round pick. There’s been that chip on his shoulder. I’m happy he’s getting his opportunity here and now. And look, the Brown situation is not good at all. Right. It doesn’t need to look perfect. You just want to see some flashes. You want to see some improvement from game to game so that he can at least make the case that they he should be built around because Cleveland right now, I mean, it’s looking bad for everybody. There’s bad coaching. The system, the game plan, the play calling, the playbook, all of it a mess right now. Every quarterback has struggled in this system. It’s very conservative and quite frankly, it’s easy to figure out. That’s why in the second half, you see the Browns put up no points almost every time. And teams stack the box. They know we’re trying to go run our offense through Quinn Sean Judkins. And so you need a coach that’s a little bit more creative. You need an offensive line that can hold up a little bit more. Pass block for your quarterback. Run blocking’s not been bad. Pass blocking been an issue all season long. And Shadore noted areas where he can clean up as well. There were moments in that Niners game where he could have played better and he said that at the podium. Here’s what Shadore actually had to say. Sometimes I look for the big play and I do that when I feel like I’m pressing. like I feel like we need to get a spark. We need to get that energy. That’s typically when I do that whenever we’re stagnant. So that’s something I review with myself and I know in those situations I can’t do that at certain times and that is true for Shadore. That was something people said about him coming out of college. You know, maybe he does hold on to the ball a little bit too long. But I think the fact that he’s able to point to exactly the areas that I watched him need to improve and he said set it straight up, that’s a good sign. Browns fans, he’s working on it. He’s looking towards improving it. And that’s a positive sign for a young quarterback after two starts to say, “Hey, I watched it. This is what I need to do better.” And he’s exactly right. But like I said, it’s true. You know, there were moments he did hold it. um even when the offensive offensive line held up for a couple seconds, right? You know, there were moments where he could have hit guys and he didn’t seem as confident as he did in his first start. And I know he has that confidence. Absolutely. He has that moxy, that swagger. And so, I’d love to see it. According to NextGen stats, Sanders had an average time of 3.37 seconds to throw in that NerS game. That’s the longest the Browns quarterback has had in three seasons. The offensive line did much better pass blocking on Sunday. Okay, they didn’t do it any other game before that and in any of Shador’s other games for the Browns, but that game against the NerS was one of their better performances. And still, like Shador said, he wants to make the big play. He takes drop backs and he’s looking, he wants to make the explosive because Cleveland just can’t move the ball all year long. He’s trying to bring that spark like he did in the Raiders game, but sometimes the big play is just not there. And he has that talent. He has the arm strength to make the big play. There’s no doubt about that. But sometimes you got to take the open man and just get it out quicker. And Cleveland’s been playing it safe, right? Their game plan, a lot of screens, a lot of boots, boot legs with Shadore rolling, which I like, but it’s almost like they’re not unleashing him, right? Like, let him rip it. And Shador’s got to do that as well. Get the ball out, air it out, let it fly right away. Trust your guys. And sometimes you can’t trust Jerry Judy. I get it. That’s a chemistry thing thing that Shador said they’re going to improve and work on together as well as the season goes on as they get more reps together. But let it out. Let it go. I think there needs to be a balance here between the game plan and Shadore trusting himself, trusting him to make the play because these games are imperative for his future as a starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. Here’s what I do love about Shadore and what I have seen in these two starts and the couple flashes that we have seen. I stand by him being the best quarterback on our roster. I don’t think that’s even a debate. He’s got the bigger arm. I love his mentality as well. He’s got that making that trait, that confidence of a franchise quarterback. That’s what he’s telling us that he is. He truly believes it. And he also has a little bit more mobility. Now, he’s not as fast enough to get away from some of these guys though that are defensive ends edge rushers in the National Football League, which is why I say you got to get it out sometimes. You know, he does a great job of spinning out of sacks and extending plays, but you’re not going to outrun some of these guys consistently. So, I love the traits, the intangibles. When he works on the things that he needs to improve, perhaps he can earn his way at least to be the starter for the rest of this year and in contention to start for the Browns next year. He has a chance to change the Browns plans. If Cleveland is looking at drafting a quarterback, he has a chance in these next five games to ball out and say, “Hey, you got one. I’m your guy. Build around me. Let’s get some weapons for him to throw to. Let’s get some guys that don’t scream at him on the sideline. Let’s get an offensive line that can hold up for a couple Sundays, not just one.” Short can do that. It all starts this Sunday against the Tennessee Titans. Call it for me in the comments section. Predict Shador Sanders stat line in the comments. Give me the yards, touchdowns. You think he throws a pick? You let me know. Predict it for me in that comment section. I think it’s going to look better this Sunday. I’m not kidding. That Titans defense, nothing to write home about. I think the juice, the energy, the excitement that we’ve been lacking is going to be just right back in Cleveland this Sunday, folks. So, you’re not going to want to miss this one. It’ll be fun and I’ll be live for it. So don’t you miss it. Hit the sub button so you can join us. Coming up on the show, the rest of the ESPN article. Do they think that Shadore will prove what he can prove? Do they think he will show that he is worth the investment? That he’s the guy? We’ll take a look what ESPN had to say. But before we do that, want to give a special shout out. Tell you guys that this episode is brought to you by Prize Picks. It is the holiday season, the best time of year for sports. Bowl games, basketball matchups, playoff pushes, it is all happening at once. 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Quinn Sean Judkins, more than half a touchdown. And like I said, give me the more on Shadore. More than half a passing touchdown, more than 124 and a half passing yards. That’s my lineup. You can make one just like it if you download the prize picks app today and use code CLNS to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. That is code CLNS. Get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. Prize picks. It’s good to be right now. Let’s take a look at what ESPN’s Bill Barnwwell had to say about Shador’s chances to be the Browns franchise quarterback, to be the guy going forward. Here’s the quote from Bill Barnwell. Is Sanders going to do enough with those snaps to convince the Browns that he should be their long-term quarterback? probably not given where he was drafted and how he has played so far. Adequately running an NFL offense over the rest of 2025, though might be the difference between Sanders quickly washing out of the league or getting an extended run as a backup and occasional spot starter. Wow. Do you really think Shadore will be out of the league? Is that the prediction we’re going with here from Bill Barnwell on ESPN? I think the one point that you could make about these starts being essential for his future is you got to remember every team passed on him in the draft multiple times for multiple rounds. It went five rounds before Shadore, who was projected to be a first round pick, was finally selected. So, seems like not a lot of teams do want to take the chance on him. If he does ever get released by the Browns, whatever it may be, there is that caveat that teams did not want to bring him in. The Cleveland Browns were the team that took the chance. We finally did draft him and I’m glad we did. I I I never understood the Gabriel draft pick and everyone was telling me that Shador was the better quarterback in the draft, the second best quarterback in the draft. like fifth round. How can you not take that chance on a guy that Mel Kyper’s telling you is one of the better players on his big board. So, he has his opportunity right now with the Cleveland Browns. This is his chance to say, “I should have been that first pick in the draft. I should have been a first round pick in the NFL draft.” Man, I would love to see him prove it. So, I would not write him off just yet. Don’t count out number 12. He’s not going anywhere yet. He’s got a starting opportunity this Sunday for the Cleveland Browns. He’s got the chip on his shoulder. He knows where he needs to improve. He knows what he’s good at and he’ll only get better as he gets more and more reps. So, yes, these starts are huge for Shador because we’re the only team that did draft him. And man, I would love for him to prove everybody wrong that’s doubting him and go out there and ball out for the Cleveland Browns. The other thing about Shador, when you talk about him being a quarterback in the NFL, he is box office. I mean, teams are going to want a guy like him on their roster potentially to go in games for the large fan base that he has. I mean, he sells jerseys, he sells tickets, the social media team loves him. All they do is post about Shador Sanders. That’s what drives engagement. And so there are positives to having him on the team regardless of if he’s even playing or not. But also what comes with that of course is well it’s a polarizing topic. It gets people talking. It gets people hating on your front office and your head coach for decisions that they make. For the Browns it’s warranted because I mean everything we do is questionable. But for Shadore I just want to see him play see him play well for Cleveland. He’s also very determined to be successful. His work ethic, I think, goes unnoticed. He’s over there. We’ve got reports from Diana Rousini that he’s in meetings working hard, studying during lunch at the cafe. I mean, this was Shadore at the Thanksgiving table studying plays. And Shiloh, his brother was poking fun at him saying, “Oh, you’re studying Stfansky’s plays. You want to look good for the coach.” But this is Thanksgiving. Shador’s still studying for his start. He wants to be great. He wants it so badly. And I think that want to is something that shouldn’t go unnoticed. The hard work that he’s putting in you. This is not Johnny Manzel again. It’s not just the flash, but nothing to back it up. No work ethic. No, he’s studying. He’s reading the playbook. He’s determined to improve and to be great. All he’s wanted was an opportunity. He said this chip on the shoulder thing is going to help him out just like he did for Baker, quite frankly, when they wouldn’t start Baker until Tyrod Taylor got hurt. Could we have that same sort of spark, that same sort of charisma, that impath? We need some things to be excited about in Cleveland. So, I’m all for it if Shadore is that thing. What say you, Browns fans? How many years will Shador Sanders be in the National Football League? If you had to call it right now, like I said, these next few games are actually going to be huge and very telling for his future. I think he balds out against the Titans and then we’ll see what he can do in the starts after that. What say you? How many years do you give Sanders in the National Football League? Comment what you think down below. That’s going to do it for us here on today’s show. Go on over to X and follow me at Joey70. If you want to talk more football, more Browns football, or more Shador, I’m there to talk and answer all your questions. I post a lot of funny things on there, too. So, hit me up at Joey Oo70. Appreciate you all tuning in to this edition of the show. 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ESPN article on Shedeur Sanders:
If Sanders can play well in a game against one of the league’s worst defenses, it would stake a case for him to start the rest of the way, giving Sanders a meaningful sample of a rookie season to establish himself as an NFL quarterback.

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Bill Barnwell ESPN on Shedeur Sanders future in the NFL:
Is Sanders going to do enough with those snaps to convince the Browns that he should be their long-term quarterback? Probably not, given where he was drafted and how he has played so far. Adequately running an NFL offense over the rest of 2025, though, might be the difference between Sanders quickly washing out of the league or getting an extended run as a backup and occasional spot starter.

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