Episode
Shedeur Sanders Doesn't Have to Start to Succeed
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- Jun 26, 2026
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- 909
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Summary
Ken pushes back hard Daryl who argue Shedeur Sanders must either win the starting job or be traded or cut. He plays a clip of Shady McCoy on his podcast pushing for the Browns to trade Sanders to a team where he can start right away, then dismantles the idea that Kevin Stefanski sabotaged Sanders as a rookie. Daryl Ruiter pushes back somewhat, suggesting there's a scenario where Sanders gets traded if a team calls, but agrees there's real value in him learning behind Deshaun Watson rather than starting week one. The segment ends with Ken opening the phone lines to get fans' take on whether Sanders has to start or can develop as a backup.