On his preseason debut, Shedeur Sanders made sure everyone in Dawg Pound territory knew his name. The first couple of series? A little rough around the edges. But once he settled in, it was fireworks. Two absolute darts to Kaden Davis before halftime had the Cleveland Browns faithful buzzing. That’s not just a fifth-round rookie taking reps — that’s a statement.

Sanders finished the half 11-of-18 for 103 yards, sprinkled in 19 rushing yards, and — perhaps the most important stat for any rookie — zero turnovers. For a QB sitting fourth on the official depth chart, that’s as clean as it gets. Sure, those touchdown throws will make the highlight reel, but the real win was in the details. He navigated mid-game O-line reshuffles like a seasoned pro, kept his progressions smooth, and ne

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