BT erupted in frustration over the Cleveland Browns' handling of rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders. He detailed how the team, with their historically inept track record, refused to let the promising young signal-caller finish a two-minute drill in a preseason game. Instead, they inexplicably put in Tyler Huntley, a player they subsequently cut the very next day. To BT, this was not a simple coaching decision but a cowardly act driven by a fear of public sentiment. He argued that the Browns were so worried about Sanders performing well and generating fan pressure for him to start that they chose to stunt his development, proving once again they are the worst-run franchise in sports.