They Are Who We Thought They Were
As Browns fans brace for the unwanted revival of "The Shedeur Sanders Controversy" where various people start weighing in on the viability of either of these two quarterbacks being "The Guy", the Browns still lost. On the positive side, Sanders unexpectedly led the offense down the field at the end looking suddenly competent to tie the game. The negative is that anyone watching the game in NE Ohio did the same thing I did and said "There's no way they are going to get that two point conversion". We all knew how that was going to play out. The entire offense with Sanders is built on the premise that there will be a whole bunch of terrible looking plays and then every now and again you'll get a big play down the field. It's a perfect recipe for the ESPN/social media video confirmation bias for the "Sanders is the best QB of all time and is being treated poorly" camp. If you were to make a montage of all the shitty plays Sanders ...
