For a moment on the sidelines of Huntington Bank Field, the 1,500 miles between Cleveland, Ohio, and Boulder, Colorado, seemed to vanish when Deion Sanders step

Grading Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders' Week 16 start against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday afternoon.

What’s more, he played with mostly rookies against a savvy, veteran Bills team that’s made the playoffs the past six seasons, including a loss in the AFC Championship Game last year. Their quarterback, Josh Allen is the reigning MVP, and in the conversation to win it again this year.

Shedeur Sanders made his fifth start for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, and he got some motivation from his father and former coach beforehand.

Shedeur Sanders had to exit the Week 16 duel between his Cleveland Browns and the Buffalo Bills after suffering a lacerated pinky finger on his right hand. The rookie quarterback took on the AFC East team in his fifth start in the league,

Shedeur Sanders outrushed Josh Allen and gave the Browns more reasons to believe maybe he can be their guy in 2026, but wasn’t able to pull off the upset in the end. The Browns lost 23-20 to the 11-4 Bills to fall to 3-12,

Football fans are praising Shedeur Sanders for how he responded to a reporter's question after the Browns lost to the Bills.

It was always going to be a tough ask for Shedeur Sanders to get a victory over Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. But on the first drive, the Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback looked wholly in