Rookies Shine in NFL Week 11 Action Across the League

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Rookie quarterback Sanders made his NFL debut for the Browns on Sunday against the Ravens, replacing Gabriel at halftime due to a concussion. Gabriel led the Browns to a 16-10 halftime lead, completing 7 of 10 passes for 68 yards.

The game took a turn when Gabriel was ruled out following a hit. Fans broke into ‘We Want Shedeur’ chants, signaling their frustrations with an ineffective offense. Sanders entered the game, completed his first two passes, but ultimately threw an interception, leading to concerns about Cleveland’s quarterback situation.

Meanwhile, Mark Andrews of the Ravens made history by breaking the franchise record for career receiving yards. He caught an 11-yard pass on the fifth play of the game against the Browns, surpassing Derrick Mason’s record of 5,777 receiving yards.

In New Jersey, Giants‘ first-round pick Carter was benched for a series due to a “coach’s decision.” He expressed regret over his actions but returned to the field for most of the game. Despite his presence, the Giants fell to the Packers, making it five losses in a row.

Despite the setbacks, head coach Kafka indicated he would evaluate the defensive team’s performance moving forward.

The Packers, struggling for consistency this season, managed to secure a victory against the Giants. Quarterback Love threw a 1-yard touchdown pass but faced chatter about injuries affecting his performance.

In other games, the Dolphins extended their winning streak, defeating the Commanders in overtime. The Bengals faced tough competition against the Steelers and have now dropped to a concerning 3-7.