Shedeur Sanders finally made his NFL debut, and that brought with it a massive wave of reactions, both positive and negative. However, the ones that dominated the discussion were the negative ones, aimed at his performance and at what he did at the end of the game.
His debut is already being labeled as one of the three worst in history for a quarterback entering the NFL. Shedeur threw 16 passes, completing only 4 of them for a total of 47 yards and no touchdowns.
It should also be noted that his teammates did not help him much. There was also a chance to tie the game if the receivers had caught several of the passes he threw their way.
Regarding his playing style, many critics focused on the idea that he is not ready to be an NFL quarterback, while others believe that with more work, he could improve considerably and deliver better performances.
Was there a snub from Shedeur Sanders to Lamar Jackson?
It was not only Shedeur’s poor performance on the field that triggered thousands of comments online, but fans have now revived a supposed snub he directed at Lamar Jackson at the end of the game.
After the final whistle, Lamar was seen actively looking for the rookie Browns quarterback, but Shedeur remained seated on the bench, trying to process the loss. And that was enough for fans to erupt over what they perceived as a dismissive attitude toward the opposing quarterback.
Rex Ryan was among those who criticized the Browns’ signal-caller for this action.
Shedeur, he’s gotta get over himself.”… “He’s there by himself on the bench. I’ve seen that in the seventh game of a World Series… [but] this is a pillow fight game. Nobody cares.
Did he care? Or are you trying to make it a show about yourself?
And he continued.
He was looking for you. Why didn’t you share a moment with him?
Why did Shedeur Sanders act this way?
Many speculate that it has to do with the luxurious lifestyle he has lived his entire life, something that was very common during his college years. Some even perceive him as arrogant, and this resurfaced on Sunday, November 16, with the attitude Shedeur displayed in the Browns’ loss, which also marked his NFL debut.
Although everything remains speculation, whether he was genuinely upset about his poor performance or if it was simply another one of the many overacted reactions he became known for during his college career.
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