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The Cleveland Browns will take on a tough Baltimore Ravens team this Sunday, a game theyre looking to win. While the Browns haven’t played well over the past few months, games in the AFC North are always difficult to predict, and it wouldn’t honestly be too surprising to see them win.
However, with the Browns’ quarterback situation, it really doesn’t leave much hope. The reality is that Dillon Gabriel hasn’t done the job, and at some point, Kevin Stefanski will have to make a change.
While that change isn’t coming just yet, at least as a starter, it sounds like the Ravens are prepared for anything. When speaking to reporters about the upcoming quarterback situation, the Ravens’ defensive coordinator said theyre preparing for Shedeur Sanders.
Definitely. We always look at that. Our scouts do a great job of preparing us [for] who could possibly be coming into the game, and we always do that with backup quarterbacks, because you want to know what you could potentially be facing, Ravens defensive coordinator Zach Orr said, per ESPNs Daniel Oyefusi. So, weve definitely done some work on [Shedeur Sanders both] last game and getting ready for this game.
In such a big game for the Ravens, they must have their hands in literally anything the Browns could do.
If the Browns decide to go with Sanders at some point throughout the game, they have to be prepared for the rookie quarterback.
While there might not be a lot of tape on him, due to not playing in the NFL in a regular-season game yet, there are still ways to prepare. The Browns will have to navigate around that if they give Sanders a chance.