Young QB Shedeur Sanders Takes on 49ers in Tough Weather

The Cleveland Browns are gearing up for a challenging game against the San Francisco 49ers, with bad weather expected. But head coach Kevin Stefanski isn't worried about how it will affect their rookie quarterback, Shedeur Sanders. Sanders played college football in Colorado, where the weather can be unpredictable. Stefanski believes this experience will help Sanders handle the wind, rain, and snow expected during the game. Sanders made his first start last week, leading the Browns to a 24-10 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. He threw for 209 yards, with one touchdown and one interception. Stefanski has noticed Sanders' dedication and communication with his coaches and teammates, but he hasn't seen any major changes in his performance. Sanders has a unique perspective on his role as the starting quarterback. He doesn't feel comfortable in his position and is always looking to improve. He wants to exceed expectations and grow each week, understanding that his opportunity could be taken away at any moment. The Browns have two first-round picks in next year's draft, which could mean they are looking for a long-term solution at quarterback. Sanders has the chance to prove himself as that solution if he continues to start. The 49ers have a tough task this week: preparing for a quarterback with very little NFL experience. Sanders has only played six quarters in the regular season, giving San Francisco limited film to study. However, defensive coordinator Robert Saleh was impressed with what he saw from Sanders' debut. Saleh praised Sanders' mobility, arm strength, and confidence. He also noted Sanders' ability to extend plays and make accurate throws. Saleh believes Sanders will only get better with each game.