**Cleveland Browns Commit to Shedeur Sanders as Starting Quarterback for Remainder of Season**
The Cleveland Browns have confirmed that Shedeur Sanders will remain the starting quarterback for the remainder of the 2025 season, as the team prepares for its final four games. Head coach Kevin Stefanski expressed confidence in Sanders’ development, noting that he has shown consistent improvement throughout his recent performances. Sanders has started the last three games following a concussion suffered by fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel in Week 11 against the Baltimore Ravens.
Stefanski praised Sanders’ work ethic, stating, “He’s been working very hard. I feel good about where his development is heading.” He acknowledged that while there are always areas for improvement, Sanders is dedicated to enhancing his performance with each game.
In his first start, Sanders made history by becoming the first Browns quarterback to win his debut, leading the team to victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. Although he achieved a season-high completion rate of 64% in his initial home game against the San Francisco 49ers, the Browns were unable to secure a win.
In a recent matchup against the Tennessee Titans, Sanders faced challenging weather conditions but still delivered an impressive performance, completing 23 of 42 passes for 364 yards, three touchdowns, and his first career rushing touchdown. However, the Browns fell short, losing 31-29, marking the Titans’ second win of the season.
The game drew criticism from fans when Sanders was sidelined during a crucial two-point conversion attempt, despite having just thrown a touchdown pass. Instead, Stefanski opted for a wildcat play, which did not succeed, leading to frustration among supporters who questioned the decision.
As the Browns look ahead, they will travel to Chicago to face the Bears in Week 15, followed by matchups against the Buffalo Bills, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Cincinnati Bengals to close out the season.
**FAQ**
*What are the Browns’ upcoming games?*
The Browns will play against the Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Cincinnati Bengals in their final four games of the season.