In the 26-8 loss to the 49ers in the 13th week of the 2025 NFL season, things got a little salty between the Browns quarterback, Shedeur Sanders, and WR, Jerry Jeudy. Fans said there was some bad blood between the players, but the WR has shut them down. Now, the wide receiver has cleared the air after a lot of fan speculation.

On Wednesday, when asked about the incident, he told how he could have handled things, but also informed that things are good between him and Sanders. “I probably would have talked to him off camera. That’s what I would have done differently. Of course, I'm going to speak my mind and say what I see out there. But it is what it is — football. Me and Shedeur are good. Stuff like that happens,” he said.

Even Shedeur Sanders came out and clarified his stance on the matter. "Yeah, we resolved that. We’re not going to speak on that,” he said.

They're not wrong. After the game, cameras showed the sideline exchange between Jeudy and Sanders. The two were reviewing a play on a tablet. Jeudy appeared frustrated, clapping and saying, “that’s wrong,” while Sanders responded by standing up and pointing at the tablet.

According to Jeudy, a simple disagreement was being blown out of proportion. “So whatever happens in this locker room, this is real, not what’s going on on social media and everything. Me and Shedeur are good. Everything’s good,” he added. But while this disagreement seems to be forgotten, there's something else on Jerry Jeudy's mind.

Jerry Jeudy is frustrated 

Fans have criticized how the Browns and Jeudy have been playing this season, and he doesn't disagree.

“It’s very frustrating. But you can only control what you can control and do what you need to do,” Jeudy said on Wednesday in a press conference. And when asked the reason behind his frustration, Jeudy responded, "Losing, of course. I don’t want to speak about nothing else. Just losing."

The Browns sit at a win-loss ratio of 3-9, their playoff hopes are bruised deep into the ground, and so are the chances of winning the conference. 

Jerry Jeudy has had 35 catches for 421 yards and has scored 1 touchdown in 12 games this season. However, let's not forget it's the second year with QB troubles for the team. In addition to this year's three starting QBs, Jeudy also played through the team's four different QBs in 2024.

Do you think he can combine well with Shedeur Sanders to get Cleveland the win this time around? Let us know in the comments.

Written by

Reyansh Dubey

Edited by

Siddharth Shirwadkar