When the Buffalo Bills take the field on Sunday in Cleveland, they’ll face the first starting rookie quarterback they’ve seen this season. Shedeur Sanders, the Browns’ fifth-round pick and third different starter this season, is already one of the league’s most polarizing players, but his play since taking over has caught plenty of attention.
Sanders has started the past four games for Cleveland, and has helped the offense find a stronger footing than at other points in the franchise’s rocky 3-11 season to this point. Sanders has given the Browns two performances where the passing game exceeded 200 yards, something it hadn’t done since Week 2 with Joe Flacco as the starter.