If the Browns think Shedeur could be their quarterback going forward, and they would end up at No. 2 or No. 3 in the draft, do you think it would be feasible to trade down two or three spots and get a very good tackle and perhaps another first rounder in ’27? - Jim, North Canton, Ohio

The Cleveland Browns hosted the Buffalo Bills in Week 16. Here's how rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders performed against Buffalo.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders was forced to leave the game vs. the Buffalo Bills early due to a bloody finger.

At the end of it, Sanders hustled to the sideline, and Dillon Gabriel came into the game to play QB. It wasn't obvious how Sanders had gotten hurt. But when CBS cameras zoomed in, Sanders had a very bloody pinky finger. Play-by-play guy Ian Eagle speculated that Sanders may have gotten the finger caught in a helmet or hit by a helmet.

Shedeur Sanders had a tough afternoon against the Bears. The Browns rookie, though, knows he can't dwell on it with the Bills coming to town.

Shedeur Sanders was unhappy with how he played in the Browns’ 31-3 loss to the Bears on Sunday. The rookie quarterback was even less happy after watching the film of his three-interception game.

The Browns have already been eliminated from playoff contention with a poor 3-12 record. With the AFC North leader, the Pittsburgh Steelers, up next, Kevin Stefanski’s troubles keep mounting. Without playing much last week against the Bills,