Shedur sanders He said that he is confident that he will make Cleveland Brown’53-Mann Roster struggled on Saturday’s Presiden Game, despite saying that he eventually wants to be a player who is able to change a franchise. “
Sanders started second half on Saturday Los Angeles RamTo complete only 3 -6 -6 passes for 14 yards. The Ruki Quarterback was dismissed five times and Brown was taken down only one in its five series under the center.
But when asked if he thinks he would make a 53-man roster of Brown, Sanders was clear in his response: “Obviously.”
“I think, as a player, I have hired,” Sanders said after Saturday’s 19–17 win. “I think whatever I do, I try to make it my best and I can ask for all this.
“I feel that everyone feels that they should be in the team. If you ask anyone in the team, would they feel that they are related – they are in their eyes. I think I do this, but I am my own player. I think about myself in a high relationship, of course.
In this year’s NFL draft, the fifth round pick, Sanders Brown has been part of a crowded quarterback room, who also has veterans. Joe Fleko, Kenny picket And Tyler Huntley And fellow crooks Dillon gabriel On his presiden roster.
NFL’s deadline for teams is ET at 4 pm on Tuesday to cut 53 players to their roster, but General Manager Andrew Berry first indicated on Saturday that keeping as four quarterbacks as “decision is not much.”
Berry told NFL Network, “We have a room that we all like.” “We really don’t see it as a problem. We see it as an opportunity.”
Sanders was outstanding in the Presiden opener earlier this month and was sidelined for the second Presiden game of Brown in the previous weekend due to a oblique injury. The former Colorado star was very thicker on Saturday, and was clearly disappointed on the sideline after Huntley was late replaced in the fourth quarter, which orchestrated the Field Gol Drive of Cleveland.
“In the heat of the fight, you want to become that alpha,” said Sanders. “You want to be that dog. You want to stay out of that last two-minute drive. Therefore, of course, small things, of course, be disappointed, but this happens when you want to be a player who is able to change a franchise.”
“This is part of being a fraud,” Flacco said. “You are going to throw in situations that you probably don’t think are ideal. … It is part of the game – the part of the one who makes a football player is learning to deal with the situations and learn from them. So listen, we are all there. It’s part of the game.”
Sanders thought he was going to keep reins for the last drive after Los Angeles’ Jordan Waters Scored on 2-yard runs with 2:08 remaining. But brown coach Kevin Stefanski told Sanders that he was going with Huntley.
“It was not my decision,” said Sanders. “Of course, this is the dream of every quarterback and this is for every quarterback – for those moments – so it was not me.
“I was happy that Huntley came in, and he took over his business. If anyone else does so, it would happen.”
According to NFL Next gene data, Sanders suffered four blitz, and three of them were dismissed on plays. Meanwhile, Gabriel faced only one blitz and was not dismissed, completing 11 -1 passes for 129 yards.
Sanders said that one reason he took so many sacks, he wanted “get a spark in crime” and “do big plays.”
“You just want to make a spark,” he said. “You just want to do something, and it’s good and it’s bad. If one of them (sacks) finished another way and we score, no one would say anything negative about it.”
While Stephansky was not happy with the game of Sanders-when he kept scrambling backwards instead of throwing the ball in the fourth quarter-he was not ready to put all the defects on the deceased.
“We did not play great as a crime in the second half. It never happens to a person,” Stefanski said. “We can be better in a group of areas and just felt that we want to give a final drive to the snup (Huntley).”
Brown named her early quarterbacks for the week 1 last Monday, and Stefanski refused to name a backup at that time. Cleveland’s latest informal depth charts picket picket and lists the third and fourth-string quarterbacks as Gabriel and Sanders respectively.
ESPN’s Daniel OFusi, ESPN Research and Associated Press contributed to the report.
