"The Browns were impressed with what they saw in Sanders' first NFL start last Sunday at Las Vegas -- his playmaking skills, his aggressive downfield throws, his ability to buy time and push the ball down the field. Sanders will have to continue to get comfortable playing in structure and on time, but the Browns are encouraged with what it has seen so far."
"Very committed to working at it, doing a great job, communicating with coaches, with the players," Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski told reporters Friday. "Good work week, but nothing different. I think any player though, once you get one game under your belt, you got the next one coming. I think it can only help."
Shedeur Sanders started his first NFL game and impressed Cleveland with playmaking, aggressive downfield throws, and the ability to buy time. The Browns view his performance as sufficient to name him the starter again and are open to giving him an extended look similar to another rookie earlier in the season, though continued starts will depend on his play. Sanders completed 11 of 20 passes for 209 yards with one touchdown and one interception in the win. He reportedly had a good week of practice, and coaches said he has shown strong commitment and communication. Weather is not seen as a concern given his college experience.
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