Shedeur Sanders is such a lightning rod for commentary in the NFL right now that he has made a 3-8 Cleveland Browns team one of the talks of the league.

Cleveland is reportedly open to giving Sanders an extended look as the team’s starter for the remainder of the season, ESPN reported Saturday. Sanders’ situation could be similar to how fellow Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel was given multiple starts in the first half of the season.

Cleveland signed Teller to a four-year, $56.8 million extension back in November 2021, and while it paid dividends early on, the 31-year-old missed four games due to injury in 2024, and this season, he owns a 60.4 overall grade at Pro Football Focus.

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Shedeur Sanders won his debut as Cleveland Browns starter, but is he actually unhealthy for the Browns long term?

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