Overview
- Kevin Stefanski confirmed Sanders will start the final four games, extending a run that includes his best outing in a 31-29 loss to the Titans.
- Against Tennessee, the fifth-round rookie went 23-of-42 for 364 yards with three passing touchdowns, one interception and a rushing score.
- Coaches and teammates cite gains in footwork, timing and off‑schedule playmaking, and Sanders says building trust with receivers is driving improvement.
- Sanders acknowledged he is not content and uncertain about his future in Cleveland, emphasizing a week‑to‑week focus despite outside speculation.
- The Browns hold multiple high draft picks and still have Deshaun Watson under contract, and some analysts project Cleveland could keep Sanders and target a top wide receiver such as Ohio State’s Carnell Tate.