Shedeur Sanders Receives Warning, 'Quit Being An Embarrassment'

Former NFL head coach and current ESPN analyst Rex Ryan had some harsh words for Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders after some of the rookie's recent comments.

Last week Sanders made some waves by declaring that, based on what he’s seen from other quarterbacks, he’s capable of doing better than them if he just gets a chance.

“I know if you see the quarterback play in the league right now, I know I’m capable of doing better than that,” Sanders said.

That comment didn't sit well with fans last week and certainly didn't sit well with Ryan when he appeared on ESPN's Get Up this week. On Monday, Ryan admonished Sanders for talking too much and believes he's "an embarrassment" for talking like that while he's still a third-string quarterback. He declared that if Sanders is as good as he says, he should be embarrassed for himself that he isn't the team's starter right now.

“Something’s missing with this kid. This kid talks and he runs his mouth. Like he said, ‘I can be a starting quarterback’ with his arms crossed like this,” Ryan said. “Get your ass in the front row and study and do all that. If I know, the whole league knows. Quit being an embarrassment that way. You’ve got the talent to be the quarterback, you should be. You should be embarrassed that you’re not the quarterback now.”