🚨Skip Bayless GOES VIRAL After CALLING FOR Browns Fans To BOYCOTT Ravens Game For Shedeur Sanders 👀! 

Skip Bayless, along with former Super Bowl champion Aqib Talib and ex-head coach John Gruden, is calling for Cleveland Browns fans to take a stand—specifically, to boycott the upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens unless Shador Sanders gets the chance to play.

In this video, we’ll dive into what they said and what it could mean for the Browns and Sanders moving forward.

Let’s get right into it.

As the Browns prepare to face off against the Ravens, the narrative surrounding Shador Sanders is heating up.

Imagine the storyline if Sanders were to take the field against Baltimore, the very team he reportedly declined to back up.

Months ago, there were reports that Sanders told the Ravens he didn’t want to be a backup to Lamar Jackson, which only adds to the drama.

Now, the question on everyone’s mind is: will he finally get his shot to prove why he made that decision?

Skip Bayless and his co-hosts passionately discussed this during a recent segment.

They believe that the time has come for the Browns to give Sanders a chance, especially given the struggles they’ve faced with their current quarterback, Dylan Gabriel.

One of the key points raised was how the fans want to see Sanders in action.

Bayless emphasized that the locker room likely wants to see it too, suggesting that the energy around the team would shift positively if Sanders were under center.

In a compelling clip from the show, Bayless stated, “It’s time to just give him a shot.”

He pointed out that the Browns have a home game against the Ravens, making it an ideal opportunity for Sanders to showcase his skills.

Aqib Talib echoed these sentiments, expressing his frustration with the current situation.

He noted that after watching Gabriel for several games, it was clear that he wasn’t providing the spark the team needed.

Talib highlighted Gabriel’s limitations, questioning his accuracy and ability to lead the team effectively.

He stated, “There’s really not a lot to like when you start to say what skill set does he have that really excites me?”

The conversation took an interesting turn when they discussed Sanders’ injury situation.

While acknowledging that Sanders has been dealing with a back issue, they argued that it shouldn’t prevent him from getting a shot.

Bayless even suggested that if Sanders were to say he was healthy, the Browns would face fines if they didn’t play him.

The discussion continued with Talib and Gruden emphasizing the need for the Browns to evaluate their options.

They pointed out that giving Sanders a chance could help determine whether he is the future of the franchise or if they need to look elsewhere for a quarterback.

The idea of a boycott resonated strongly throughout the segment.

Fans have been vocal about their dissatisfaction with the current quarterback situation, and many agree that boycotting the game could send a powerful message to the organization.

The sentiment is that if the fans are unhappy, it’s time to take action.

Bayless urged fans to put pressure on the Browns by refusing to buy tickets until they see Sanders play.

He stated, “Sometimes you got to force your hand,” highlighting the urgency for change within the franchise.

As the discussion wrapped up, it became clear that the consensus among Bayless, Talib, and Gruden is that it’s time for the Browns to give Sanders a chance.

With the Ravens being the opponent, the stakes couldn’t be higher.

If Sanders performs well, it could solidify his position and silence critics who doubt his abilities.