The biggest news out of the Cleveland Browns this week is how well Shedeur Sanders played in just his third start. Against the Tennessee Titans last Sunday, he passed for 364 yards and three touchdowns with only one interception. He also added 29 yards and a touchdown on the ground, which was good enough to be the team's leading rusher.
Sanders has four games left to audition for the starting job next year. While drafting a first-round quarterback may sound enticing, Sanders being the starter in 2026 is the quickest way the Browns can get out of the mess they have dragged themselves into.