Although the Cleveland Browns improved on their record after the Steelers' win, there was one big gap in Shedeur Sanders' game. It's a flaw fans have seen before.

While completing 17 passes out of 23, he showcased his biggest flaw: forcing throws. The 23-year-old is responsible for some of the easiest interceptions made against the Browns.

In the 4th quarter against the Steelers, he threw towards Jerry Juedy, who was well surrounded by Steelers’ players, and was easily intercepted. This 2nd and 5 marked Sanders’ second interception in the game, as opposed to only one touchdown.

Kevin Stefanski addressed the interceptions, saying, "There are always things he can clean up. I thought we got a little unlucky on that first interception. We can certainly learn from the second one and he will."

Even the commentator agreed. "Not a good throw at all."It was capped off with a cameraman spotting Deion Sanders' disappointed reaction to the play.

After his debut in Week 11 against the Ravens, he has thrown 10 interceptions across seven games. His worst game so far was against the Titans, where, despite multiple touchdowns, he had three interceptions.

Shedeur Sanders knows the problem

In a media session before their game against the Bills, while answering a question about the injured players on the team, Sanders stated he is set to improve his passes.

“I just got to get more completions. And even whenever we’re down or anything, I can’t press, you know, I just gotta remain having those mental notes to myself. Just work within the game and just keep driving the ball, get first downs.”

If he continues to make such hasty decisions on the field, it won't lbe ong before he will be replaced by another quarterback in the next season.

Written by

Akanksha Biradar

Edited by

Siddharth Shirwadkar