Summary
Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry discussed expectations for quarterback Shedeur Sanders as he enters his second NFL season. Berry wants Sanders to continue growing, especially in playing more efficiently and learning the new offense. Sanders' future role with the Browns remains uncertain due to other quarterbacks on the team and the possibility of drafting a new one.
Key Facts
- Shedeur Sanders is entering his second year in the NFL with the Cleveland Browns.
- Browns GM Andrew Berry wants Sanders to show continued growth and efficiency.
- In the previous season, Sanders faced a 52.4% pressure rate, the highest for quarterbacks with more than seven starts.
- Sanders ended the season with 10 interceptions and seven touchdown passes.
- Sanders needs to learn the new team offense and work with the coaching staff during the offseason.
- Deshaun Watson is returning from injury, adding uncertainty to Sanders' future role.
- The Browns may draft a new quarterback, which could affect Sanders' position on the team.
