Still, as Sports Illustrated’s NFL expert Albert Breer tells it, Sanders simply isn’t a “viable” starting option for the Browns. Not right now anyway, with the presence of former Super Bowl winner Joe Flacco plus third-round rookie Dillon Gabriel, who has more college experience than Sanders did, possibly making him more ‘pro-ready.’

Shedeur Sanders slipped to the fifth round of the NFL Draft in part due to concerns about his maturity. Now Browns GM Andrew Berry is openly saying that some of Sanders’ decisions were “not smart” and “dangerous.”

The Cleveland Browns aren't treating rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders much differently from your typical fifth-round draft pick, according to The Athletic's Zac Jackson.

Sanders had a sweet throw when he stepped up in the pocket and found fellow rookie Gage Larvadain down the field for a touchdown. Larvadain, out of South Carolina, did well on his end to go up and get it. #Browns Shedeur Sanders with the beautiful step up and touchdown. pic.twitter.com/DqX2JDcGQy

NFL fans are convinced that Myles Garrett staying back to help Shedeur Sanders means he wants him as the starting QB.

Due to the draft-day slide, Shedeur Sanders’ father, Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders, received criticism because he promoted his son as if he were going to be a first-round pick. However, during that time, Coach Prime took a step back from the spotlight due to some unknown health issues.

There is still an ongoing discussion if Dillon Gabriel or Shedeur Sanders should start. ESPN's Mike Tannenbaum believes Sanders should be the starter.