All eyes were on the Cleveland Browns in Week 12, as Shedeur Sanders made his first career start. Facing off against the Las Vegas Raiders, it didn’t take the rookie quarterback long to get everyone on their feet. On Cleveland’s fourth offensive drive of the game, Sanders rolled out of the pocket on third down, and uncorked a 52-yard throw to fellow rookie Isaiah Bond.
The long completion set the Browns up for their second score of the day, giving them a 14-0 lead, and it also ended a terrible streak for the team. The pass was Cleveland’s first completion over 50 yards in 15 games, which was the third-longest drought in the NFL.