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After winning his first career NFL regular-season start on Sunday, Shedeur Sanders received some support from league executives to remain the Cleveland Browns starter moving forward this season.

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Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders produced many memorable moments in his first career start as he led the team to a 24-10 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, but one play stood out above the rest.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith sounds off on Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders after his first career NFL start in Week 12.

Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders is 1-0 as an NFL starter. Sanders passed for 209 yards and a touchdown and Myles Garrett had three sacks as Cleveland beat the Las Vegas Raiders 24-10 on Sunday.

"The check down was right there, when you get that right, it's over," Sanders said told Shedeur before they embraced in a video posted by Well Off Media. "You played good. You gotta just look at the film and evaluate yourself on what went wrong. You did good, though. I'm proud of you. You're holding it down for the family."

The Cleveland Browns beat the Las Vegas Raiders 24-10 Sunday evening in a game that saw the two teams combine for 34 points. The Browns had a chance to add a field goal late as they had the ball at the Raiders’ 29-yard line, with a chance to make the score 27-10 in the final minutes.