PITTSBURGH — It's hard to tell people not to overreact after a game like the one the Browns just played.

The 23-9 loss to the Steelers in Pittsburgh on Oct. 12 is like throwing gasoline of a pit full of overreactions. You want to tell someone they can't overreact to that?

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Here are three overreactions from the Browns' Week 6 loss in Pittsburgh.

It's Shedeur Sanders time

Shedeur Sanders was the backup quarterback against the Steelers. The last couple of series, he stood on the sideline with his helmet on, almost begging to get a crack at playing. That didn't happen, as coach Kevin Stefanski said, because they wanted to keep fighting to the end with starter Dillon Gabriel. That's not going to stop the questions about when Sand

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