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The Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski, did not offer much clarity about the future role of Shadeur Sanders with the team after the great preseason debut of the Campo Marshal on Friday night.
Sanders became the talk of the sports world with two Touchdown passes against the Panthers, winning the praise of LeBron James and other sports stars, including the Women’s Basketball coach of South Carolina, Dawn Staley.
But Stefanski did not indicate whether the performance would result in Sanders receiving a promotion in the depth table. Sanders has been buried in fourth place behind Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett and Dillon Gabriel.
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The Cleveland Browns Campo Marshal Sanders, throws against the Carolina Panthers during the second quarter at the Bank of America stadium. (Network Scott Kinser/USA Today through IMAGN images)
“We need to spend the next few days from the point of view of the injury and see where they are all,” Stefanski told reporters on Saturday when asked about Sanders’ role.
“I am really concentrated in all field marshal and each of these representatives last night, how important they are. So, I am focused on more than anything.”
Stefanski added that Sanders can “clean” some aspects of his performance.
“We have a standard for that position and really in each position, but certainly for the field marshal position. There is a standard for which we play and how we play and how we operate and how we take care of football and that kind of thing,” Stefanski said.
“There are things that Shedeur can clean, he will clean. But, in general, I thought that the operation was really good, and that is important when you have different guys there … I think it goes back to, with Shedeur or any player, you are maximizing all your time in the building.”
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Stefanski’s comments generated criticism in the social networks of fans who believe that Sanders is worthy of more praise after acting.
“Make Kevin Stefanski praise Shedeur and do not praise the rookies or QB as a whole is like pulling the teeth,” an X user wrote.
Another user wrote: “Stop playing and appointing the owner already.”
Sanders criticized his performance on Friday despite the two touchdowns.
“I played to the pair? No, I don’t feel that I did,” Sanders said after the game. “But, in general, the main objective was to win, and that is honestly what we did.
“I feel comfortable with feeling uncomfortable, so that’s what it is.”
The Cleveland Browns Campo Marshal Sanders celebrates a touchdown pass against the Carolina Panthers during the second quarter in the Bank of America Stadium. (Jim Dedmon/Imagn images)
Sanders approached if he has a fair opportunity to win the initial work on Saturday.
“I just don’t think the deepest is everything because there is nothing you can control,” Sanders said. “The maximum you can do is when you have your opportunity, when your number is called, act, at least make the minimum and desire the game. That is what I feel we did today and definitely things that I can grow.”
Even so, Sanders used his great night as an opportunity to aim at one of his detractors.
In a YouTube video posted by his brother, Deion Sanders Jr., Shedeur faced one of the Browns reporters, Tony Grossi of ESPN, at the Bank of America Stadium. It was not an unpleasant interaction, although Sanders was sarcastic with the journalist.
“Tony, I hope you have something positive to say about me,” Sanders told Grossi. “You just say negative things about me. And I say: ‘I don’t do anything to you.’ I don’t see anything positive as you never say.”
Grossi’s response was not audible, although they shared a laugh later.
“What do I do? What did I do to you?” Sanders said as he moved away.
Browns face Eagles Philadelphia In his second preseason game next week, and Stefanski said that Sanders will obtain considerable representatives.
Sanders fell to selection 144 in the NFL draft this spring after the explorers expressed concerns of the characters. He was previously considered a contender for the first general selection, but exceeded the first four rounds in one of the most shocking Draft slides in the history of the NFL, which caused confusion and debate of many NFL fans.
The Cleveland Browns Campo Marshal Sanders, Front, leaves the field after the mini -family in Berea, Ohio, on May 10, 2025. (AP Photo/Sue Ogocki)
Sanders’s time with the Browns has already involved controversy after it was summoned twice due to speeding.
Sanders was fined for the first time for allegedly driving 91 mph in a 65 mph zone. Two weeks later, it allegedly reached 101 mph in an area of 60 mph and It was not compared in court.
The general manager of the Browns, Andrew Berry, criticized Sanders for the incidents last month.
“It’s not intelligent. It’s just not intelligent,” Berry told journalists about tickets. “It is something we have addressed with Him. Look, understand the implications. He understands the consequences. It is not just about yourself. It is not just about having a joy, but you could harm other people … a deer or something cut in front of you, your reaction time, it is only dangerous.”
