Shedeur Sanders Ignites Browns’ Offense with Stunning Preseason Debut—Is He the Next Franchise Savior?

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AdvertisementThat kept the drive alive, and Sanders missed a shot on a nice gain when he rolled left and floated a pass to a wide-open Dylan Sampson way too far for an incompletion. It was a tough throw, but Sanders missed an opportunity. He threw to Jamari Thrash for 11 yards on third-and-12, the Browns went for it on fourth down, and Sanders was pressured and retreated a long way under pressure before unloading the ball incomplete. He probably would have been better off getting rid of the ball right away, but held it a bit too long.Advertisement

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The Browns have two more preseason games, and it’s unclear which quarterbacks will be available to play in them. But after a good first outing, even more eyes will be on Sanders the rest of the preseason. If that’s possible.And he did pretty well.Sanders’ first possession didn’t go too well. His first pass, on second down, was a little high but went off of veteran Diontae Johnson’s hands and fell incomplete. His third-down pass was an easy pass that was complete to Kaden Davis but barely short of the first-down marker. The Browns punted.