Browns hope Shedeur Sanders can rise to the occasion

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Shedeur Sanders, the Browns' rookie quarterback, prepares for a potential first start against the Las Vegas Raiders after a challenging NFL debut against the Baltimore Ravens. In that game, Sanders struggled significantly, completing only 4 of 16 passes and throwing an interception, leading to a low passer rating of 13. 5. Coach Kevin Stefanski highlighted the importance of practice reps, noting that Sanders has not yet taken snaps with the first-team offense. Offensive linemen had to adjust to his snap cadence during halftime to avoid false starts, illustrating the challenges of his sudden promotion.

Defensive standout Myles Garrett, meanwhile, leads the NFL with 15 sacks, showcasing his dominance on the field. Garrett's performance places him in contention for the NFL single-season sack record. As Sanders gains more practice time, he aims to establish a connection with receivers Jerry Jeudy, Harold Fannin Jr. , and Cedric Tillman. The Browns are hopeful that with continued effort, Sanders can rise to the occasion as a starting quarterback.

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