The Cleveland Browns suffered a tough loss on the road to the New Orleans Saints in overtime, with a final score of 23-22. Cleveland had a chance to win the game with a two-point conversion, but quarterback Shedeur Sanders was unable to complete his corner endzone pass to Denzel Boston.
If you ask Sanders, his innate clutch ability helped spark the potential comeback.
While speaking to the media following the loss, Sanders bragged about his ability to come through in the clutch, and that he has always been able to do so:
#Browns QB Shedeur Sanders reflects on delivering in the clutch as the game went down to the wire: “It's just history. Just go back in history. That's typically how I am overall, but sometimes things in the past get forgotten,
so we have to refresh a little bit." pic.twitter.com/LzKhbnmakL
— Ashly Holder (@AshNoelleTV) November 8, 2026
“It's just history. Just go back in history. That's typically how I am overall, but sometimes things in the past get forgotten, so we have to refresh a little bit."
Sanders was average on Sunday, and with Deshaun Watson healthy again, it is likely Cleveland goes back to Watson for their matchup this week with the Houston Texans.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Shedeur Sanders says 'history' shows his clutch ability in games
