Browns coach Kevin Stefsky

The Cleveland Braones coach Kevin Stefsky did not provide much clarity Shidor Sanders A future role with the team after its great appearance in the first back on Friday.

Sanders Become a conversation From the world of sport with two landing against the leopards, he got praise for Liberation James and other sports stars, including women’s basketball coach at South Carolina Don Stallie.

But Stefski did not indicate whether the performance would lead to an upgrade on the depth scheme. Sanders were buried fourth behind Joe Falako, Kenny Picky and Delon Gabriel.

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“We need to pass the next two days from the point of view of injury and know the whereabouts of everyone,” Stefski told reporters on Saturday when asked about the role of Sanders.

“I really focus on everyone who evolved in Corterbeck and every one of these actors last night, how important this is. Therefore, this is what I focused on more than anything else.”

Stefsky added that Sanders can “clean” some aspects of his performance.

“We have a criterion for this situation and every situation, but definitely the position of Qortartbeck. There is a standard we play with, how we play and how we work and how to take care of football and those things.”

“There are things that Shidor can clean, and it will clean up. However, to a large extent, I thought the process was really good, and this is important when you have different players there. … I think it is back, with Shideur or any player, you increase your time in the building to the maximum.”

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Stefski’s comments have caused social media criticism from fans who believe that Sanders deserves more praise after performance.

X -user wrote: “Making Kevin Stefsky praises Shidor and not praising the youngsters or QBS as a whole similar to dental pulling.”

Another user wrote, “Stop playing and calling it already.”

Sanders was criticizing his performance on Friday despite the landing.

“Have I played equally? No, I don’t feel I did,” Sanders said after the match. “But, in general, the main goal was to win, and this is frankly what we did.

“I am comfortable being uncomfortable, and that’s what it is.”

Sanders addressed whether he had a fair shot to win the starting function on Saturday.

Sanders said: “I don’t think it is deeply because there is nothing that you will be able to control,” Sanders said. “What you can do most is when you get your chance, when your number is called, performance, at least do the minimum and win the game. This is what I feel we did today and certainly things are able to grow from them.”

However, Sanders used his big night as an opportunity to consume to one of his critics.

In a video on YouTube, published by his brother, Deion Sanders Jr. SHEDEUR faced one of the Browns, Tony Grossi from ESPN, at the Bank of America. It was not a bad reaction, although Sanders was sarcastically with the reporter.

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“Tony, I hope you have something positive to say about me,” Sanders told Grossi. “You only say negative things about me. I am like,” I do not do anything for you. “I don’t see anything positive you say.”

Grusi’s response was not heard, although they shared laughter after that.

“What do I do? What do I do for you?” Sanders said he was walking away.

Brown takes on Philadelphia Eagles In their second match next week, Stefski said that Sanders will get great actors.

Sanders fell on the selection of 144 in the draft of the American Football Association this spring after the scouts raised the personal concerns. He was previously considered a competitor for the first total choice, but he exceeded the first four rounds in one of the most shocking slides in the history of the American Football Association, which led to confusion and debate by many American Football Association fans.

Sanders has already participated with Browns in the controversy after being martyred twice for speed.

The Sanders ticket was first obtained for the first time allegedly driving 91 miles in a 65 mph area. Two weeks later, he claimed that he recorded 101 miles per hour in the 60 miles area and Failure.

Andrew Perry, General Manager Brown Sanders, criticized the accidents last month.

“Not smart. Not just smart,” Perry told reporters about tickets. “It is something we treated with him. Look, he understands the effects. He understands the consequences. It is not only about yourself. Not only comes to joy, but you can afflict others … deer or something that cuts in front of you, the time of your reaction, it’s just dangerous.”

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