Joe Flacco's Struggles: Shedeur Sanders Calls Out the Truth Behind a League-Worst 65.9 Passer Rating

The Cleveland Browns recently celebrated a significant victory, defeating the undefeated Green Bay Packers 13-10 in Week 3. This win marks their first of the season, following earlier losses to key AFC North contenders, Cincinnati and Baltimore. Central to this triumph was the Browns’ top-ranked defense, anchored by standout edge rusher Myles Garrett. On the offensive front, however, the team is facing struggles with former Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco. His performance has fallen short, posting just two touchdown passes against four interceptions, yielding an alarming league-low passer rating of 65.9. This unimpressive showing has motivated rising star Shedeur Sanders, a rookie fifth-round pick, to express confidence in his capabilities, noting, “I know I’m capable of doing better than that.” While Sanders initially embraced a scout team mentality, he has since clarified, stating he is eager for more significant opportunities. Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson has voiced concerns about Sanders’ future, calling for him to be released for a chance at a better situation.

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