The night didn’t give the Cleveland Browns a win, but it finally gave their fans something they’ve been waiting on for months: Shedeur Sanders finally playing quarterback. With Dillon Gabriel pulled for a concussion evaluation, Sanders stepped onto an NFL field for the first time. And he had some interesting things to say after his long-awaited NFL debut.

Sanders opened his press conference by thanking the Almighty and then talked about what it felt like to finally be out there.

“That’s all I could ask for. A chance to get out there, get your feet wet. To experience how it feels to be out there with the team, the first group, with everybody,” the Browns’ QB said.

It’s been a winding road for him, sliding in the draft, starting the year buried on the depth chart, watching veterans cycle

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