The New Orleans Saints come back to the Superdome Sunday to entertain the AFC's Cleveland Browns. It's the first of a pair of back-to-back home games in the Dome. Kickoff is set for Noon.
Here are three things you need to know about Cleveland's offense ahead of Sunday's game
The Browns' starting quarterback, Deshaun Watson is out for this weekend. Watson has been placed in concussion protocol after complaining of dizziness earlier this week. That's over 18-hundred yards of passing gone from the Cleveland offense. Watson has tossed 7-touchdowns and three interceptions while being sacked 33-times.
In his stead, Shedeur Sanders steps in. Sanders came out of Colorado two seasons ago drafted late in 2025. He made his rookie debut in Week 11 last year against the Baltimore Ravens after fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel suffered a concussion. He finished the year with a 3–4 record in seven starts, a 56.6% completion percentage, 1,400 passing yards, seven passing touchdowns, 10 interceptions, and one rushing touchdown. Sanders had the worst NFL passer rating of those with a minimum 200 pass attempts.
The head coaching duties in 2026 were taken over by Todd Monken, leading to Watson being named ...