Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders had a bold message for fans and teammates before he took the first snaps of the game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Sanders made his long-awaited first NFL start on Sunday against the Raiders. He was moved up to No. 1 on the depth chart after Dillon Gabriel suffered a concussion in Week 11.
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He spoke to CBS’ Tiffany Blackmon before he stepped onto the field.
“I’m who they been looking for,” Sanders said with a smirk.
Sanders talked about the opportunity to finally get his first career start, too.
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“Feels good,” Sanders said. “But we’re cool, calm and collected. Like, this ain’t nothing to us.”
He met with his father, Deion Sanders, before he left the tunnel. The wholesome moment was shared on the Browns’ social media account before the game.
Sanders and the Browns started on offense first and punted on their first drive. On the second drive, the Browns were set up in Raiders territory. The team only used running back Quinshon Judkins on the drive. He eventually scored on a direct snap from 8 yards out.
The former Colorado standout got his first taste of NFL action last week against the Baltimore Ravens.
He was 4-of-16 with 47 yards and an interception.
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