Summary
Shedeur Sanders, a rookie NFL quarterback, showed promise in his first season with the Cleveland Browns. He had impressive moments, including being named NFL Rookie of the Week. There is debate about whether Sanders should be the starting quarterback over Deshaun Watson, who has struggled with injuries.
Key Facts
- Shedeur Sanders played in eight NFL games as a rookie.
- He threw for 1,400 yards, with seven touchdowns and 10 interceptions.
- Sanders had a standout game with 364 yards and three touchdowns against the Tennessee Titans.
- He was named NFL Rookie of the Week after his performance in that game.
- Sanders received a Pro Bowl alternate nod by the end of the season.
- Jason McCourty suggested on "Get Up" that Sanders should be the starting quarterback for the Browns.
- There are concerns about Deshaun Watson’s performance and injuries.
- Watson suffered a second right Achilles tendon rupture and has had other past injuries.
