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What can we really say about Sanders first win? Myles Garrett goes off. Chip Kelly fired.
Shedeur Sanders gets his first start and his first win. There was some good and some bad, namely a 52 yard completion to Isaiah Bond on the run, and then a bad interception to a defense end. Just about what you would expect from a rookie starting QB.
Sanders popularity and controversial nature overshadowed a dominant defense performance from the Browns who got 10 sacks, lead by Myles Garrett with 4. Garrett is on pace to break the single season sack record and looks utterly unstoppable.
The Raiders have sunk to a new low mustering up only 10 points and Chip Kelly has since been fired. The road back to being a competitive team for the Raiders seems impossibly long. The Browns on the other hand have a championship level defense, and some nice young pieces on offense.
The real question that is yet to be answered, is who will be the quarterback of the future. It looks like they're going to give Sanders his chance to make his case as he's getting the start next week against the 49ers even though Dillon Gabriel has cleared concussion protocol.
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By John Barban & Geoff DoverShedeur Sanders gets his first start and his first win. There was some good and some bad, namely a 52 yard completion to Isaiah Bond on the run, and then a bad interception to a defense end. Just about what you would expect from a rookie starting QB.
Sanders popularity and controversial nature overshadowed a dominant defense performance from the Browns who got 10 sacks, lead by Myles Garrett with 4. Garrett is on pace to break the single season sack record and looks utterly unstoppable.
The Raiders have sunk to a new low mustering up only 10 points and Chip Kelly has since been fired. The road back to being a competitive team for the Raiders seems impossibly long. The Browns on the other hand have a championship level defense, and some nice young pieces on offense.
The real question that is yet to be answered, is who will be the quarterback of the future. It looks like they're going to give Sanders his chance to make his case as he's getting the start next week against the 49ers even though Dillon Gabriel has cleared concussion protocol.