Bills Coach McDermott Describes Shedeur Sanders in Two Words

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Bills Coach McDermott Describes Shedeur Sanders in Two Words

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders is set to make his third start against the Tennessee Titans. Since leaving Colorado, Sanders has navigated a challenging journey in the NFL. After falling in the draft, he has worked his way up from the fourth position on the Browns’ depth chart to earn a starting role.

Sean McDermott’s Praise for Shedeur Sanders

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott has recognized Sanders’ potential this season. Speaking to the media, McDermott described Sanders as a “good player” and a “good young player off to a great start.” The Bills are preparing to face the Browns in a crucial matchup that could secure their seventh consecutive playoff berth.

McDermott acknowledged that defending Sanders will be a challenge for his team. “He’s done a great job,” McDermott noted. “Their offense has actually ratcheted up since he’s been under center.” Despite the tough circumstances surrounding Sanders, including a recent loss to the Chicago Bears where he threw three interceptions, McDermott remains optimistic about his future.

Shedeur Sanders’ Season Performance

In his limited time as a starter, Sanders has shown flashes of skill, completing 52.2% of his passes this season for a total of 946 yards, alongside five touchdowns and six interceptions. The Browns’ offense has struggled with consistency, partly due to the rotation of quarterbacks throughout the season.

Sanders expressed his readiness to take on the challenge of facing top teams like the Bills. “I’m just getting in the league and my feet settled,” he remarked. “I get excited knowing I’m able to face those challenges because this year is where I’m building from.” He understands the demands of the game and is prepared to learn and improve as a player.

Bills’ Opportunity for Playoff Clinch

This matchup against the Browns represents a significant opportunity for the Bills. They can clinch a playoff spot with a win and a loss or tie by either the Indianapolis Colts or Houston Texans. Furthermore, last week’s victory over the New England Patriots revitalized their hopes within the division.

Quarterback Josh Allen highlighted the importance of their upcoming challenge against the Browns. Notably, the defensive threat posed by Myles Garrett, who is just 1.5 sacks away from breaking the single-season NFL record, adds to the intensity of the game. “This is a really, really good defense that we’re about to face,” Allen stated. “It’s going to be all hands on deck.”