The Cleveland Browns media have been criticized time and time again for their opinions on Shedeur Sanders since the franchise drafted him as the 144th overall pick.
Now that Sanders is in his second year, fighting for the starting quarterback role against veteran Deshaun Watson, Aaron Goldhammer expressed his dislike of the way the former Colorado star is handling the situation publicly.
In a recent conversation on ESPN Cleveland, Goldhammer said that somebody should remind Shedeur Sanders that he competes and advised him to embrace it.
The analyst added that Sanders speaking about the quarterback competition in a healthy way, where he is saying the two players are trying to bring out the best in each other, drives him up the wall.
“Here is a radio disc jockey trying to tell a professional football player how to think. This is not even worthy of anything anyone would say.” one fan reacted.
“To the hateful white Cleveland Media the obvious answer is to talk trash about his brother, by the way these prople despise Deshaun Watson. Outta here haters.” another fan said.
“I’m the one they’re looking for”= Cocky “The QB room is all cool, we want to make each other better as a team” = Be more like Baker and say “F everybody”??These sports media 🤡s must have D.I.D. Still sounds like “anyone but Sanders” no matter how it’s hacked.” Another fan pointed out.
“Come on Hammer.. this is a new iq low. Who are you? Or anybody else to tell the young fella how to think or approach his job. You sound like a crazy fan thats attempting to make it about YOU! (Riz) voice” .. Deshaun spoke with alot of humility about the TEAM approach as well.” Another fan wrote.
“is all sports media like this or just cleveland cause how tf do these people even keep a job atp it’s concerning they’re obviously looking for a narrative to push against shedeur its so lame.” Another fan added.
“Yall want controversy, typical browns media lmao!! You mad cause he ain’t give you no fuel for a fire 🤣😂🤣😂.” Another fan shared their thoughts.
Shedeur Sanders Opens Up About What Todd Monken Has Helped With the Most With So Far
Todd Monken has expressed his admiration for Shedeur Sanders since he joined the Browns as their new head coach.
While Monken did mention that there are a few things Sanders has to work on, he also shared that he believes he has two starting-level quarterbacks, which is why he hasn’t named a starter yet.
Talking about how Monken has helped him develop so far, Sanders highlighted the importance of relationships.
“It’s all about the relationship. That’s what I am built on.” Sanders said.
Shedeur said he never wants to let his coaches down; even if he has had a good day on the field, he ends up reflecting on what he could’ve done better.
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