Browns WR Jerry Jeudy Had 2-Word Message for Shedeur Sanders During Loss
Cleveland Browns receiver Jerry Jeudy and rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders got into a heated verbal spat on the sideline during a 26-8 loss to the San Francisco 49ers.
Sanders and Jeudy were reviewing a play on the sideline tablet and disagreed on what should have happened. An
It wasn’t the only not-so-great interception between Jeudy and his rookie quarterback. Sanders missed on a deep throw to Jeudy early in the wind but it was just out of his reach. Jeudy retreated to the sideline,
Browns QB Shedeur Sanders Addressed Jerry Jeudy After Loss
Jeudy finished the game with three catches for 26 yards. Sander completed 16-of-25 passes for 149 yards with a touchdown. He finished with a QB rating of 93.6.
Sanders said after the game that he’s still looking to find his comfort level with his receivers — Jeudy included.
“When we got in certain passing situations and field position, everything like that, it wasn’t the best,”
Sanders also spoke specifically about his relationship with Jeudy and alluded to a lack of trust.
“You want to be able to get (Jeudy) the ball, but you’ve got to understand it’s going to take time. I’m more of a trust person and that’s just what it boils down to,” Sanders said. “So we have to spend time on task, with all those guys, and be able to trust and be able to see things at the same lens.”
Browns QB Jerry Jeudy Not Concerned About QB Situation
It’s been a rough year for Jeudy after a Pro Bowl campaign. He has just 35 catches for 421 yards and one touchdown this season. He also
“I just keep being me — I can’t control nothing but myself. I just keep running routes and getting open,” Jeudy said. “That’s all I can do. I can’t control anything else.”
As for Sanders, Jeudy expressed a similar sentiment to his QB.
“We’ve got to keep doing what we’ve been doing in practice. Get consistent reps and be on the same page,” Jeudy said. “Just keep working on that chemistry and building. Speaking on what I see and what he sees out there. Just doing what the coaches ask.”
Sanders, Jeudy, and the Browns have a chance to get on track next week as they host the Tennessee Titans.
What stands out after 20 games for the Miami Heat?
The Miami Heat as an organization, and Pat Riley individually, have used the 20-game mark as an evaluation benchmark for each season. They believe that at this point in the year you have a more accurate outlook of the true potential of a team. We have now hit the 20-game mark on the 2025-2026 NBA season, so what stands out?
The Heat outperformed most expectations as they sit 13-7 and 4th in the Eastern Conference. Many projected this team to be a Play-in team or a 6 seed at best, so it is hard to be upset with how the season has gone so far.
It is also worth pointing out that the Heat have had a difficult schedule, and their three stars, (Bam Adebayo, Tyler Herro, and Norman Powell), have all missed multiple games due to injury. Because of these injuries some argue that this could insinuate that the team is even better than their record. Time will tell, as all the stars are healthy and sharing the court.
The talk of the early season has been Miami’s pace and new offensive schemes. This might be the biggest surprise of the NBA year so far. The Heat went from a horribly slow pace, bottom 5 in the NBA, to now being the fastest team in the league.
The Miami Heat have a new offense this year built around pace, driving, and floor spacing
— Lev Akabas (@LevAkabas) November 25, 2025
They run almost no pick and roll pic.twitter.com/L07gSsuOQg
Typically changes like this do not happen that quickly, certainly not with established coaches like Erik Spoelstra. This change’s impact can not be overstated. It has allowed them to survive the injuries to their scores and improve their offense as a whole.
Their offensive rating has gone from 21st to 13th. That is no small jump. When just looking at points per game the Heat currently sit at 2nd this year compared to 24th last season. Simply put, the Heat score more points and are more efficient at scoring them.
Though the offense gets all the talk, they are still a defensive team. The Heat are 2nd in the league in defensive rating, only trailing the defending champions OKC Thunder.
Through 19 games, the Miami HEAT currently rank 2nd in the NBA in defensive rating (110.7) — trailing only the Oklahoma City Thunder (104.2).
— Heat Diehards (@HeatDiehards)
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Players like Dru Smith, Davion Mitchell and Andrew Wiggins continuously make contributions on the defensive end. They have helped stop the opposition on the perimeter.
Then you have Bam Adebayo, who might have his best chance to win Defensive Player of the Year. He has been sensational all year long. The Heat’s defensive rating plummets when he is not on the court, and so do their rebounding numbers. Adebayo should at minimum be a finalist for the award if he continues his level of play.
Players up and down the roster are stepping up to pull their weight. As previously mentioned, Adebayo, Wiggins, Smith, and Mitchell have all had large impacts. Pelle Larsson has shown poise and looks like a rotation player.
Jaime Jaquez Jr. has risen from out of the rotation to being the favorite for Sixth Man of the Year. He has been in control and looks more athletic than he did last season. He is finishing in the paint phenomenally and is even using his penetration to help open up others. Jaquez Jr. looks to be the player many thought he would be after his rookie year.
Jaime Jaquez Jr. is the favorite to win sixth man of the year, per @PlayProphetX
— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) November 25, 2025
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Kel’el Ware has shown much promise and has improved greatly as the year has gone on. He is more consistent and is stacking great games on top of each other. Becoming more of a player that Spoelstra can rely on.
Then you have the bucket getters. Tyler Herro has only played in 3 games but has shown his scoring ability in all of them. He seems as if the injury will not stop him from being a dependable scorer.
The main man has been Norman Powell, who is off to a blistering start. Powell is not only playing at an All-Star level, but at an All-NBA level. He has been everything the Heat dreamed of when they made the trade.
The most efficient players in the NBA this season carrying a +25% usage rate:
Nikola Jokic: 72.9 TS%
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: 67.5 TS%
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 66.2 TS%
Austin Reaves: 65.2 TS%
Norman Powell: 64.9 TS% pic.twitter.com/nrMItaf5PU — Evan Sidery (@esidery) November 28, 2025
Overall, the Heat start has been much better and much more enjoyable than expected. The new offense is exciting. The defense is still elite. The stars are playing at exceptional levels, and the bench is doing their job phenomenally.
