Shedeur Sanders named Browns starter in QB twist
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Shedeur Sanders did enough to steal the Browns job.
Coach Kevin Stefanski announced that Shedeur Sanders will be the team’s starting quarterback ahead of a Week 13 matchup against the 49ers.
This news comes as the previous starter and fellow rookie, Dillon Gabriel, was cleared from the concussion protocol and is healthy enough to play.
Sanders led the Browns to a 24-10 upset win over the Raiders in his first NFL start on Sunday. Stefanski had previously stated that Gabriel was to remain the starter.
Sanders went 11-for-20 for 209 yards, a touchdown, and an interception.
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