🚨Browns Insider Tony Rizzo JUST WENT OFF On Kevin Stefanski FOR NOT SPEAKING Shedeur Sanders NAME 😳

Today, we’re diving into the latest comments from Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski, who has once again spoken about Dylan Gabriel while completely ignoring Shador Sanders.

This has sparked outrage among fans and insiders alike, including Browns reporter Tony Rizzo, who is calling out Stefanski for his blatant disregard for Sanders.

Let’s unpack this situation because it’s more serious than it seems.

There’s definitely something strange brewing in Cleveland, and it’s time we pay attention to how Shador Sanders is being treated by the coaching staff.

In a recent press conference, Stefanski made excuses for Gabriel’s poor performance, citing his low completion percentage and overall inaccuracy.

He repeatedly mentioned Gabriel’s name, emphasizing his struggles, but when it came to Shador Sanders, there was nothing.

This lack of acknowledgment is concerning, especially considering how often reporters have asked about Sanders.

I’m going to play a clip from Stefanski’s comments so you can hear for yourself how he refuses to even say Shador’s name.

He talked about coaching young quarterbacks and the challenges they face, but he never once addressed Sanders directly.

This is particularly telling when you realize that both Gabriel and Stefanski share the same agent, which raises questions about potential bias in how they’re treated.

Tony Rizzo and fellow insider Tony Grossi have also pointed out this glaring issue, questioning why Sanders isn’t being given the same opportunities as Gabriel.

Rizzo has been vocal about the need for the Browns to recognize Sanders and give him a fair shot at playing time.

It’s frustrating to see a talented player like Sanders being overlooked, especially when the team is struggling.

In my previous videos, I discussed how Skip Bayless called for a boycott of the upcoming game against the Ravens until the fans see Sanders on the field.

This might be the only way to make the organization take notice and realize that fans want to see Sanders play.

The situation is serious, and I urge everyone to consider the implications of what’s happening in Cleveland.

Since the viral interview where Sanders stated he’s “better than what he sees out there,” it seems that the team has taken measures to limit his visibility.

There are reports of a PR representative stationed nearby to monitor any interactions Sanders has with the media, which raises red flags about how the organization views him.

It’s disheartening to think that the coaching staff is actively avoiding giving Sanders the recognition he deserves.

Rizzo pointed out that it’s alarming that Stefanski won’t even mention Sanders’ name, especially when he’s been asked about him multiple times.

This silence speaks volumes and suggests a deeper issue within the organization’s culture.

As fans, we should be concerned about why a talented player is being sidelined in favor of someone who isn’t performing well.

If Gabriel were to get injured, there’s a real fear that Sanders wouldn’t be set up for success under a coach who clearly doesn’t believe in him.

The last thing we want is for Shador Sanders to step in and be set up to fail due to a lack of support from the coaching staff.

I genuinely hope that Sanders can avoid being thrust into a situation where he’s not supported.

It might be better for him to wait until Stefanski is no longer the head coach before he gets his chance to shine.

The reality is that Stefanski has shown a clear bias against Sanders, and that’s a significant concern for his future in the league.