Given the current state of the Cleveland Browns’ offense, rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders has acquitted himself well through his four NFL starts.
Has he done enough to warrant real consideration to be Cleveland’s QB1 of the future? No matter how these final three games go, that topic will be debated well into the new year.
From a bird’s eye view, Sanders hasn’t been able to elevate one of the NFL’s worst offenses. The Browns are averaging 13.3 points per game over their last three matchups, which ranks second-worst in the NFL. (For context, the Browns are averaging 16.