Quarterback Shedeur Sanders made his season debut on Sunday, giving the Cleveland Browns a chance to grab their sixth win, but they ultimately fell a little short in overtime. He gave his playmakers chances to make plays, and they responded with multiple plays over 30 yards and two completions over 60 yards, including a throw to KC Concepcion that resulted in the rookie's first career touchdown.
One thing that Sanders has never been short on is confidence; he has always believed in the player he is and the talent that he has. His confidence in himself is a big part of what has gotten him to the NFL in the first place. He was asked after the Saints game where his confidence comes from, and this is what he had to say.
“Me, in general, I would say
God gives me confidence to do anything I want to do and feel how I want to feel, so that's the first and only thing I bring with me everywhere.”
#Browns QB Shedeur Sanders explains where his confidence comes from:
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“Me, in general, I would say God gives me confidence to do anything I want to do and feel how I want to feel, so that's the first and only thing I bring with me everywhere.” pic.twitter.com/MIE1uhM839
Sanders was confident during and after the game. The Browns will likely have a tough decision to make about who starts in Week 10 after Deshaun Watson cleared concussion protocol.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Shedeur Sanders gives an honest answer on where he gets confidence
