Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders experienced yet another setback in his fourth career NFL start. In subfreezing temperatures at Soldier Field

Sanders had to have the wristband adjusted during the Browns' loss to the Chicago Bears, according to NFL on Fox's Allison Williams.

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Cleveland's rookie QB endured his worst day as a pro, casting further doubt that he should be the club's starter beyond this season.

A day after Browns coach Kevin Stefanski didn’t have a clear answer for why Sanders needed another wristband following their second possession in Sunday’s loss to the Chicago Bears, Stefanski said the card “must have fallen out” and that Sanders swapped wristbands with one of the team’s other quarterbacks.

Wristband Gate has now been addressed and dismissed. Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski explained why Shedeur Sanders needed to change wristbands during Sunday's 31-3 blowout loss against the Chicago Bears.

Are the Browns actually sold on Shedeur Sanders? Cleveland media would have you believe it, which could play in their favor should the Browns decide to trade Sanders.

That's the stat line that rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders provided the Cleveland Browns with on Sunday, Dec. 14.

CHICAGO — Shedeur Sanders threw three interceptions in Sunday’s 31-3 loss to the Bears that dropped the Browns to 3-11, and wasn’t able to build on his 364-yard, four-touchdown performance from the week before.

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The rookie quarterback took the high road when asked about a seemingly sure touchdown-turned-interception by a dropped pass.