Shedeur Sanders Urged to Make Career Decision on Monday

Calls are growing for Shedeur Sanders to seek a fresh start after the Cleveland Browns’ loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Following Sunday’s 23-20 defeat, analysts questioned whether Cleveland offers the right environment for the rookie’s growth. Sanders completed 20 of 29 passes for 157 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions in a 23-20 loss to the Bills. He also added 49 rushing yards, keeping the Browns competitive throughout the game.

Criticism intensified during ESPN Cleveland’s Tony Rizzo Show. Analyst Chopz argued that head coach Kevin Stefanski limits quarterback aggressiveness.

"Stefanski coaches aggressiveness out of quarterbacks. Go back to Baker, Deshaun. Yep. Go through all of them." Chopz said.

Rizzo agreed, saying Sanders needs an offense built around his strengths. He added that staying in Cleveland could stall the young quarterback’s development.

"Correct. It is absolutely correct. He's gotta go," Rizzo said. "You gotta get a different offense in here. Yes. I think it's best for Shedeur to get the hell out of here. I would want the hell out of here so fast your head would spin.

"And I would have a conversation at the end of the year and say, 'I need to go somewhere where people are gonna give me a chance to develop, where they believe in me and they put the things around me that make me good, not try to fit me into their system.'"