We should never get too far ahead ourselves with a fifth-round rookie quarterback, but given his current extended opportunity, Week 14 affords Shedeur Sanders the chance to define (or destroy) his chances of being the Cleveland Browns’ QB1 of the future.
With Tennessee Titans cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis officially ruled out with an Achilles injury, Sanders and the Browns’ passing game should have opportunities Sunday against one of the worst coverage units in football in terms of EPA per play (27th). If anything, offensive coordinator Tommy Rees could be compelled to take the training wheels off, go a little less run-heavy in the game plan, and allow Sanders to showcase what he can do — for better or worse.