From EssentiallySports · Soheli Tarafdar · · 50s
Shedeur’s QB Future Under Scrutiny
3x Super Bowl champion Willie McGinest says Shedeur didn’t put pressure on Browns’ QB position despite hype.
In brief
3x Super Bowl champion Willie McGinest says Shedeur didn’t put pressure on Browns’ QB position despite hype. Shedeur didn’t pressure the Browns’ QB position as a top pick, per Willie McGinest. Originally reported by EssentiallySports.
Shedeur’s QB Position
Shedeur didn’t put pressure on the position by coming into the league.
“Shedeur didn’t put the pressure on the position by coming into the league.”
McGinest’s View
McGinest says Shedeur wasn’t ready as a top pick, unlike Russell Wilson.
“If you’re a number one pick, if you’re a top 10 pick, then you put the pressure on the position right away.”
Shedeur’s Performance
Shedeur started after Dillon Gabriel’s injury but had inconsistent play.
“He had an inconsistent run as the team’s starting quarterback, throwing seven touchdowns and 10 interceptions across eight games.”
QB Pressure Concerns
Shedeur’s 3.24-second average time to throw was the highest in the NFL.
“His 3.24-second average time to throw in 2025 was the highest in the NFL from the point of his Week 11 debut.”
Watson’s Return
Deshaun Watson returned healthy to secure the starting role.
“Watson returned healthy and showed that Cleveland made the right decision by choosing him as the starter.”
Trade Rumors
Shedeur signed with Young Money APAA Sports agency amid trade speculation.
“Shedeur has signed with Adie von Gontard, CEO of Young Money APAA Sports, the same agency that represents his former Colorado teammate Travis Hunter.”
Trade Deadline
Trade deadline is Nov. 10, but Shedeur’s chances are slim with Watson on a heater.
“Given how Watson is on a heater, it’s hard for Shedeur to win the starting job anytime soon, prompting him to tread the trade path.”
In short
Shedeur didn’t pressure the Browns’ QB position as a top pick, per Willie McGinest.
