As the NFL season approaches its conclusion, several teams and players are facing critical moments. The Cleveland Browns’ fifth-round quarterback, Shedeur Sanders, has made it clear that his focus remains sharply on the remaining games of the season. Despite his 1-2 record as a starter, Sanders emphasized the importance of concentrating on the upcoming match against the Chicago Bears.
Browns Quarterback Shedeur Sanders Stays Focused
Shedeur Sanders expressed his commitment to his role within the Browns’ organization. “This is my life here,” he stated, emphasizing the need to focus on personal performance and the team’s objectives. With the end of the season approaching, Sanders understands that uncertainty looms over the offseason.
Addressing the situation, he mentioned, “I just go here, enjoy my day, work hard, do everything I can.” He is committed to making the necessary plays and leading by example. Sanders remains hopeful for next season, especially regarding teammate Ethan Pocic, who has suffered a season-ending Achilles injury and is set to become an unrestricted free agent. “I hope he’s here next year. I really do,” he added, showing solidarity with Pocic.
Browns’ Roster Changes
Recently, the Browns worked out a group of potential new players to bolster their roster. The players included:
- G Darrian Dalcourt
- C Wesley French
- LB Braxton Hill
- LB Devin Veresuk
Ravens’ Injury Updates
On the other side, the Baltimore Ravens received encouraging news regarding running back Keaton Mitchell. Head coach John Harbaugh confirmed that Mitchell’s knee injury is considered minor and described him as “day-to-day.” The results from his MRI came back clean, allowing the Ravens to remain optimistic about his availability.
Additionally, Harbaugh provided insights into the performance of rookie offensive lineman Emery Jones, stating that he did not outshine his competitors enough to earn more playing time. Furthermore, Harbaugh commented on defensive lineman Nnamdi Madubuike, noting that his neck injury remains complicated.
Mark Andrews’ Contract Details
Ravens tight end Mark Andrews recently secured a significant contract extension worth $39.267 million over three years. The deal includes:
- $16,003,448 signing bonus
- $9,200,000 guaranteed option bonus in 2026
- $10,500,000 guaranteed in 2026
- Nonguaranteed salaries of $9,000,000 in 2027 and $10,000,000 in 2028
- $1,000,000 roster bonus in 2028
This contract solidifies Andrews’ position as a key player for the Ravens moving forward.
Steelers Injury Report
The Pittsburgh Steelers are also navigating through injury challenges. Notably, offensive tackle Calvin Anderson has been ruled out for Week 15 due to a knee issue and has since been placed on injured reserve. Meanwhile, linebacker Malik Harrison, offensive tackle Andrus Peat, and tight end Darnell Washington are currently in the concussion protocol.
Head coach Mike Tomlin provided updates on wide receiver D.K. Metcalf, stating that he is progressing after a hospitalization due to stomach pains following Week 14. Tomlin remains optimistic, suggesting that the issue should not hinder Metcalf’s availability for Week 15.
As teams gear up for the final games of the season, following player performance and injury updates will be crucial for fans and analysts alike.
