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Dec 13, 2025, 5:00 PM CUT

Kevin Stefanski Sheds Light Over Shedeur Sanders' Growth Amidst Rumors of Rift

The relationship between Kevin Stefanski and Shedeur Sanders is a seesaw. In the media, they have shown it positively, while the rumors are all negative. However, in a recent update, Stefansaki has praised Sanders again.

In the game against the Titans, Sanders gave everything you expect from a QB. He rushed for 29 yards and 1TD, threw 364 yards and 3 TDs, the first to record such numbers for the Browns since 1950. Stefanski has noticed that improvement.

"It ends up being an incomplete," Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said Wednesday, "but he scrambled around, was looking to make a play, nobody wiggled open, and he threw the ball away, and we got points out of that. I think that's good progress for a young quarterback. You have to know that it's a fine line of, 'I'm trying to make a play for my football team, and I'm also going to be smart here because I have points."

"You learn that from playing, you learn that from being in these games. And I think he's making progress there," Kevin Stefanski said. When Sanders debuted against the Ravens, his completion rate was 25 percent.

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In the next three games that he started, it's remained above the 50% mark. In his last four games, Shedeur Sanders recorded 769 yards, 5 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions, racking up an 80.9 passer rating.

Now he will be facing the Bears next, and Kevin Stefanski has his plans straight for him.

Stefanski's advice for Shedeur Sanders

The Bears game is going to be tough for Sanders. In fact, ESPN’s Seth Walder made the bold prediction on Friday that Sanders would follow up last week’s heater with a stinker in Chicago.

“Sanders will turn the ball over at least three times [against the Bears],” Walder predicted in his preview of this week’s slate of NFL matchups. “The Bears' defense is forcing turnovers on 19% of opponents' drives, which is the best in the NFL by a mile, and Sanders has the worst QBR (19.9) among all QBs with at least 100 pass attempts.”

But Kevin Stefanski has addressed this problem. "You have to trust what you see, and you have to make accurate throws. We have to do a great job with those throws when, when we're receivers and tight ends and running backs of securing the catch in, in those type of situations," the Browns HC said in a press conference.

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Written by

Reyansh Dubey

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Sagnik Bagchi