Shedeur Sanders finally made his Browns regular season debut Nov. 16 against the Baltimore Ravens when fellow rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel was sidelined for a concussion.

And although Sanders certainly can't be happy with his on-field performance, things reportedly got worse for the rookie QB as NBC Sports reports there was a break-in at Sanders' house during Sunday's game.

The Beacon Journal independently confirmed NBC's reporting.

NBC reported it's unclear at this stage what, if anything, was taken from Sanders' home. However, it nonetheless underscores the security vulnerabilities of professional athletes.

Fellow NFL players Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs as well as Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow are among those who've had their

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