It was clear during Shedeur Sanders' rookie season he still has a long way to go to become an elite NFL quarterback, but one executive was incredibly blunt about the Cleveland Browns signal-caller. "I can't tell if he is going to get better, but there's a huge gap between him and competent quarterback play." 35 on the quarterback rankings after a lackluster rookie season. "I'd sleep like a baby if I got to play him every week," a defensive coordinator said, while another added that "he's not an on-time player, can't really read through coverages, is a bit heavy-footed. Sando noted Sanders was also last among 37 quarterbacks who started at least seven games in expected points added per play.