CLEVELAND, Ohio — Shedeur Sanders delivered a career day for the Browns against the Titans, finishing with 364 yards, three passing touchdowns, and another score on the ground.

But the real story goes far deeper than the numbers in a tight 31-29 loss. What stood out most was the command, maturity, and leadership he showed from the first drive to the final whistle. In a game where every possession mattered and the margin for error was very small, Sanders played with the poise of a veteran, keeping the offense steady and giving the Browns life whenever they needed it.

His growth is becoming more evident each week. Early on, he struggled at times with holding the ball too long, drifting in the pocket, and inconsistent footwork that affected his timing. Over the last three weeks, those issue

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