On the surface, there is little about a rookie fifth-round quarterback making his first career NFL start in a Week 12 game between a pair of two-win teams that screams appointment television.

But when that rookie is the son of a Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback nicknamed "Prime Time" who dramatically tumbled to the third day of the draft, reportedly balked at being selected earlier by another team and then racked up multiple speeding tickets in training camp?

Well, the spotlight focused onShedeur Sanders has often been more intense than his on-field performance might otherwise warrant.

Sanders will make his first NFL start against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, a week after completing 4 of 16 passes for 47 yards and an interception in relief of an injured Dillon Gabriel.

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