Myles Garrett reveals what Shedeur Sanders told Browns after Ravens loss

Myles Garrett revealed what Shedeur Sanders told the team.

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By Andrew McCarty

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Former fifth-round pick Shedeur Sanders saw his first NFL regular season action as he replaced Dillon Gabriel, who suffered a concussion, in Sunday's loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

The Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback completed 4-of-16 passing for 47 yards with an interception and took two sacks as the team fell to 2-8 on the season. After the game, Sanders made it clear he believes in his ability to lead the team if given the opportunity to start.

"I think you've seen, it was just rough, overall. It was a rough day, overall. But the thing that I was excited about is just being able to get out there. This is the first time I got hit since my last game at Colorado," he said after the game. "So, just having that feeling back is good, and I feel fulfilled overall when it comes to being out there, practicing, going in between the lines, seeing what it's actually like. I know I'm made for it. I don't think there was a doubt in my mind that that final drive, [we were] going to go down there and score. Things happened and we didn't, but I was just excited because I knew what I was going to be able to do out there."

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