Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns suffered another tough loss against the Tennessee Titans. What no one can explain is why, when they were about to tie in the fourth quarter, Kevin Stefanski took the quarterback out of the game on the two-point conversion.

The rookie did not want to get into a controversy with his head coach or the team. “If I’m out there any play, I would always wish to have the ball in my hands, but, that’s not what football is. Sometimes you got to run the ball. Sometimes you got to kick a field goal. That’s the game. That’s the most important thing. It’s the ball. So, in any situation, of course you would want to, but, I know we practiced something and we executed it in practice. We just didn’t do it this day. I would never go against what the call was or anyth

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