While Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders was making his NFL debut on Sunday, November 16, his home was broken into, according to multiple reports.

It is not clear if anything was stolen from his home and no suspects have been identified, per ESPN.

The Browns lost on Sunday, 23-16, at home to the Baltimore Ravens. Sanders, 23, entered the game in the second half, replacing starting quarterback Dillon Gabriel, who was in concussion protocol.

Sanders, who has not yet spoken publicly about the reported burglary, struggled through a rough pro debut, in which he completed only four of 16 passes with an interception and two sacks. Despite Sanders’ struggles, Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said the rookie would start Cleveland’s next game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, Novembe

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