Even though it wasn't always pretty, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders is officially 1-0 as a starting quarterback in the NFL after he led his two-win club to a dominant victory against a reeling Las Vegas Raiders team on the road.
Sanders, who started this game due to a concussion sustained by fellow rookie and third-round pick Dillon Gabriel, may not be guaranteed much in the NFL, as Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski previously said that he would go back to Gabriel as the starter when the left-hander is healthy.
However, after Sanders became the first Browns quarterback to win their first start since returning to Cleveland, Stefanski was much less committal than he was in past press conferences when asked about who would be under center.