30. Shedeur Sanders, Cleveland Browns
Yes, Deshaun Watson started all but one game thus far, but since Shedeur Sanders started in Week 9, we’re putting him on the list for the time being, and he did play rather well, going 19/31 for 297 yards and two touchdowns.
The Cleveland Browns attempted what would have been a game-winning two-point conversion in overtime, but it was stopped, and the Browns are now 5-4 on the season and might be seeing things slip away.
Neither Sanders nor Watson is likely able to lead this team to the playoffs, especially with how top-heavy the AFC appears to be, but you definitely have to be a bit encouraged with what we saw from Sanders, who appears to be more than capable as a backup QB, which isn’t nothing.
Sanders shouldn’t be someone the Browns look at as being a future starter, but in a pinch, he could have done a lot worse for himself.
29. Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers
Justin Herbert is not in last place, so I guess that is something? Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers are now 0-8 on the season and continue to be the lone winless team in the sport. This is getting absolutely insane. Herbert threw for just 193 passing yards, going 13/23 passing and throwing one touchdown and one interception.
The Chargers scored just 22 points on offense against a defense that has regressed big-time this year. While Herbert has been far from the primary issue, he has certainly not been a solution. It’s been a season to forget, as Herbert looks like a broken player. He now has 6 passing touchdowns and 11 interceptions this year, doing so with a measly 61.3 percent completion percentage.
At what point do the Chargers sit him on the bench and give him some time off…?
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