Sanders Returns After Injury Scare

In a crucial moment for his rookie season, Shedeur Sanders faced an injury scare during Sunday’s matchup against the Buffalo Bills. The Cleveland Browns quarterback exited the field in the first half due to a pinky injury, leaving fans worried as he headed off with a bloody finger. However, the promising quarterback made a swift return before halftime, much to the relief of his team.

Sanders' departure initially affected the Browns’ momentum, causing backup Dillion Gabriel to take a sack, stalling a promising drive and forcing the team to settle for a field goal at the Buffalo 4-yard line. The field goal brought the score to 13-10, keeping the Browns within striking distance.

Shaking off the injury concerns, Sanders was able to capitalize on his return. Determined to improve from his previous performance against the Chicago Bears, where he threw for only 177 yards with zero touchdowns and three interceptions, he started strong against the Bills. In the opening minutes, he connected with Harold Fannin Jr. for a touchdown, marking a positive turn for the Browns' offense.

With Sanders back in the game, the team hopes to build on the early success and turn around their season after the disappointing loss to Chicago last week.