It’s been a rough rookie season for Shedeur Sanders. Sanders became the Cleveland Browns starting quarterback in late November after Dillon Gabriel got hurt. He led the Browns to a 24-10 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders in his first career start. Then the Browns lost four games in a row before claiming a victory over the Steelers in Week 17. Sanders has passed for seven touchdowns with 10 interceptions this season, and has a rushing touchdown. Over the last three games, he has thrown two touchdown passes and seven interceptions. Sanders has ranked among the worst quarterbacks in the league in terms of efficiency. His completion percentage above expected is higher only than Gabriel and J.J. McCarthy. His EPA (expected points added) per play is the lowest. Although the stats for Sanders are bad, he has helped the team win two games this season, so it’s not all bad. He also is a rookie, and adjusting to the speed of the NFL — especially while being on a bad team — is tough. The question is whether the Browns
