And this post right here is why you have a 1-1 post to rep ratio. You are in the Arch thread pointing out every negative around Arch that is the reason for his struggles, and you are correct on some of them. Then you come here and fail to see that Shedeur is in the exact same situations, and fail to give him the same rope you gave Arch. Cleveland has one of the worst offensive lines in the league. They've given up 40 sacks, which is a lot for a team that drops back as little as they do. Outside of Sanders scrambles, they've run the ball for 26, 32, 93, and 51. It's literally the exact same situation that you were banging the drum for Arch but because it's Sanders, you cannot see the forest for the trees. O-line can't hold up, where is the quick game? The Bears spent the whole day mugging the LOS, where is the screen game?
Couple that with the fact that it's pretty clear his coach doesn't like him and doesn't want him to succeed. It starts with zero reps with the 1's until they toss him in the game a few weeks ago. Leaking out to the media that he wants out. Somehow Sanders was playing with the wrong wristband most of the first half.
Despite that the kid is making throws that are more accurate than any of the other quarterbacks that came out of the draft last year. His issue is trying to play hero ball, which is what he had to do at Colorado. If he would trust the process and just throw the ball away he would already be a solid NFL QB. This was one of his interceptions. A ball put perfectly in the only spot it could be put for his WR to make a play and Juedy had it taken away from him.