Travis Kelce asks that Shedeur Sanders begins for Browns in the midst of the controversy: “Give people what they want”

Travis Kelce has talked about the ongoing controversy about the role of Shedeur Sanders with the Cleveland Browns.

During his podcast “New Heights” this week, the star of the Kansas City Chiefs said he believes the Browns should start Sanders, who is third in the depth depth table of the team behind the veteran Joe Flacco and his rookie companion Dillon Gabriel.

“Give people what they want, in terms of Browns’ fans. Start Shedeur … put it in the coach,” Kelce said. “Give people what they want. The world wants to see him leave, and not only play, but to succeed. At this point, the boys are supporting it. This is nothing against Dillon. This is nothing against Joe. I just say that the emotion is there for [Sanders] go out there. He is going to put his eyes on the screen. It will bring people to the game.

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“I would love to see him, man.”

On the contrary, Kelce’s brother and coanfrerion, Jason Kelce, defended the team by appointing Joe Flacco as headline.

“[Browns head coach Kevin] Stefanski and the Browns are trying to do what they feel they give them the best opportunity to win football games, “Jason said.” If the Browns and Kevin Stefanski felt their best option and the safest option they had to win Shedeur Sanders games, they would play it. ”

Even so, Jason admitted that “wants to” see Sanders play.

“What do I want? I want to see Shedeur Sanders,” Jason said.

Jason also rejected the “conspiracies” surrounding the situation of why Sanders is as low in the depth table like him.

The criticisms and conspiracy theories aimed at Browns resurfaced after the team’s pre -season end on Saturday.

Sanders entered the game in the third quarter and completed three of six passes for 14 yards, while taking five catches for a combined loss of 41 yards against the Los Angeles Rams. He obtained less 27 yards for Cleveland before being taken from the game on the final trip and replaced by veteran Tyler Huntley.

Huntley led the Browns’ offensive in a game of the game winning game, and the Browns won 19-17.

It was far from the first preseason game of Sanders against the Carolina Panthers on August 8, when he launched for two touchdowns and was praised by fans and sport stars, including LeBron James and Dawn Staley.

However, many fans and experts quickly defended Sanders for their rough departure on Saturday and blamed the Browns training for putting Sanders in a position in which he had to trust colleagues in backup team and at the same time call questionable plays.

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The former NFL field marshal, Derek Carr, questioned why Sanders did not stay in the game to finish the last trip.

“Do I need to understand why we can’t see Sheders Sanders run this 2 minutes exercise? Don’t you want to see your young QB operate in this situation? Get more repetitions for the future? I didn’t see the whole game, so maybe I already showed enough? Help to understand this …”, wrote Car in X.

The presenter of the Skip Bayless Sports Interviews published a 16 -minute complaint in Defense of Sanders in X, while condemning the Browns for their management of the field marshal.

“They sabotaged him. They manipulated him against him today, placing him with the third and fourth trine, fifth transefle. You did not receive a shot in the field marshal,” Bayless said.

Other users on social networks leveled criticism similar to Browns, and some speculate that the obstacles that are in front of the field marshal are intentional.

Before that game, the NFL fame hall Eric Dickerson The affected conspiracy theories related to Sanders in a recent interview, claiming that the NFL teams “said they would not” write Sanders to “make an example” of the field marshal when he fell to the fifth round of the NFL draft in April.

“I tell you this, what I heard from someone who is in the NFL [is] that the NFL told him [teams]”Do not write it, do not write it,” Dickerson said in a recent interview in the “Roggin and Rodney” program in AM 570 the Sports.

“‘We are going to give an example of him.’ And this came from a very good source, a very good source. I mean, look, the NFL has all kinds of power.

The Sanders slip outside the first round surprised many, including President Donald Trump, who condemned the league owners for passing to the field marshal in a real social position.

ESPN presenter Stephen A. Smith revealed a text message from an associate who compared the situation with Colin Kaepernick that was out of the NFL since 2016, which suggests “collusion.”

“‘This is a bad aspect for the NFL. This feels like a collusion at the Kaepernick level,” Smith said about the content of the text, adding that the situation goes beyond the “evaluation of talent.”

“All hard work that the NFL League office performs to eradicate this type of perceptions, just to turn around and see how the owners seem to be colluding, ruining everything. What has been done to Shedeur will eclipse everything else in this draft. We will never believe that this is just a talent evaluation again.”

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Sanders was finally taken by the Browns on the third and last day of the Draft with the 144 team. Initially, the field marshal was considered a possible contender for the first general selection at the beginning of the Draft process after finishing his last season in Colorado.

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