If there's one thing that became even more obvious after the Cleveland Browns lost to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, it's that the learning curve is still high for rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders .

While Sanders was the hotshot signal-caller at Colorado, he had a rude awakening in his NFL debut against the Ravens. He went 4-of-16 for 47 yards and one interception after replacing Dillon Gabriel, who suffered a concussion , in the third quarter. Sanders also got sacked twice.

The Ravens secured the win, 23-16, and improved to 5-5. The Browns fell to 2-8, including three straight losses.

Defensive end Myles Garrett revealed that the 23-year-old Sanders was hard on himself after their defeat.

“He spoke after the game, and he wanted to pin it on himself and his performance, bu

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