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#Browns QB Shedeur Sanders was asked if he thinks he earned the right to start again:
"I think that's a setup question honestly...I control what I control, but what I think, in the grand scheme of things, don't really matter. I think being a great teammate, being a great whatever role I have on the team, I could do. Because you got to look at the bigger picture. We're out here connecting with each other, growing, learning in different areas. So if I'm playing, then, yes, I'm growing in this area. If I'm not playing, then I'm growing in this area. So, in every area you're growing, so you can't really ever look at the situation as negative."
ARVELL REESE COMPLETELY TOOK OVER AGAINST THE EAGLES.
12 TKL, 10 SOLO, 3 SACK, 1 FF vs Eagles.
Reese is the DROY favorite and making a case for DPOY consideration.
Jeremiah has been EVERYTHING countercultural to todayβs superstar CFB player. Heβs established a new standard of individual excellence on and off the field at OSU. Literally everything fans claim they want in a player.
Yet the moment he expresses something honest outside of his ability to play football, his maturity gets questioned. Suddenly, heβs a βpetulant childβ?
Nah. You can disagree with a young man without questioning his character or maturity.
The irony here, instead of articulating a salient point, the reporter resorts to name-callingβ¦. Like a child.
Leadership isnβt about making everyone comfortable. #GoBucksπ°
Oregon's path forward just got clearer with the Julian Sayin injury.
With this defense, and even decent QB play, there's a real chance they can end up in the Big Ten Championship game.
All depends on the QB/OL, and how productive that unit can be.
Came away really impressed after watching 4βοΈ 2028 DB Geo McKnight (@geordanmckn1ght).
He racked up 7.5 tackles, 1 PBU, and showed off his athleticism in the return game.
He holds 40+ offers from across the country. Will be a heck of a name to watch in the class of 2028.
Great play breakdown by Dane showing what should been a TD, what could've been an int and what ends up being a solid play and decision from the true freshman QB.
"So you see it as like, 'oh couldn't get in the end zone'... To me, that's a decision that saved you both the ball there and got you 3 points."
Dane Sanzenbacher details how Luke Fahey prevented a turnover against the USC Trojans.