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Sanders Shines in Browns Loss, Earns Starting Role
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Shedeur Sanders, rookie quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, had a standout performance against the Tennessee Titans, throwing for 364 yards, three touchdowns, and one interception, while also scoring a rushing touchdown. Despite being a fifth-round draft pick, Sanders talent is now shining through, proving many analysts correct in their initial assessments of his potential. Coach Kevin Stefanski praised Sanders resilience and confirmed he will be the teams starting quarterback for the remainder of the season. Sanders ability to build strong chemistry with his wide receivers and spread the ball around has been a significant asset, reminiscent of his time at Colorado. The Browns will face the Chicago Bears and former number one overall pick Caleb Williams next weekend.
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