Shedeur Sanders played a role in the NFL preseason debut. Cleveland Brown

Rookie Shedeur Sanders’ NFL preseason debut is even impressive LeBron James Note.

Sanders finished 14 of 23 passes in the first half and scored two touchdown passes in the first half, and the Cleveland Browns beat Kaden Davis on Friday night Carolina Black Panther 30-10.

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Sanders, a highly rated draft Who endured the dramatic autumn Entering the fifth round of April, it entered the fourth game on Brown’s depth chart, but Forced to take responsibility Due to injury. After he led three touchdown drives in nearly three quarters of the action, his identity could change, showing a huge balance and awareness in his pocket.

Sanders said he was not worried about how the depth map swung.

“When I got there, it was just doing what I was going to do,” Sanders said. “Everything else is in my hands, so I don’t have to worry. I just don’t think it all goes deeper because you can’t control anything. So why put energy into something you can’t control?”

Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said he was happy with Sanders’ game but now says whether he will get more representation in practice or more representation in the next preseason against Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.

“Honestly, I didn’t focus on that,” Stefanski said. “I think these guys need to continue playing their roles. That’s what these guys are doing.”

When Sanders entered the third quarter, opponent Bryce Young had a quick but effective night in Carolina.

Young played two series and completed four of six passes for 58 yards, including Jalen Coker’s five-yard touchdown, giving Carolina a 7-0 lead. Coker, who was fighting for the roster after a solid rookie season, had an impressive night, dragging a long distance with one hand while the defender took one of his arms despite the scene being named a free throw.

But this night belongs to Sanders.

Sanders began the game against the second team in the second quarter after failing to score in his first three games against the Carolina starter.

Brown rested when he returned to the slutty punt at the No. 10 Carolina Panthers.

Two games later, Sanders launched a seven-yard TD strike between the two defenders to equalize the score in the second quarter. After a few nice runs and throws, Sanders once again found Davis in the middle, with a 1:04 lead in the first half with a 12-yard yard score.

Davis completed three catches with 23 yards.

Cleveland extended the lead to 21-7 in the third quarter, when Gage larvae scored from the Jets’ four-yard yards.

The Panthers managed to do just 251 yards offensively, with six free throws and 60 yards and two turnovers.

“Part of our game style is smart, and I think we did it,” said Black Panthers coach Dave Canales.

Panthers sophomore receiver Xavier Legette was short-lived after being popped up earlier in the first quarter, when he threw several punches after Browns cornerback Rayshawn Jenkins after the two were locked in a block after the two were finished.

“You can’t have that,” Canales said. “For a moment, we’re at a disadvantage.”

Jenkins eventually took off Legette’s helmet and he was also ejected.