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    Pat McAfee warns Browns about Shedeur Sanders

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefJuly 31, 2026 Sports No Comments1 Min Read
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    We’re entering August, and the Cleveland Browns still don’t have a starting quarterback.

    Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders have alternated first-team reps in the first days of training camp, and head coach Todd Monken is in no rush to make a decision. The mere fact that Watson still has a chance to start is an indictment of Sanders, all things considered.

    Nevertheless, former punter Pat McAfee still likes his chances to beat the veteran for the QB1 job, and he warned the Browns about doing … well, what they usually do.

    Pat McAfee urges the Browns to give Shedeur Sanders a chance

    “We are a pro-Shedeur show,” McAfee said on his show. “I think we have been, even when the stats didn’t look like it. As soon as he got on the field for the Browns, they found a spark and were winning games. I don’t want the Browns to do classic Browns stuff. Shedeur was winning for you guys.”





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