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Unc & Ocho AGREE Shedeur Sanders DESERVES to START vs Bills! | Nightcap
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Shannon Sharpe, Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, and Joe “King Iso” Johnson react to Todd Monken saying it would be unfair not to give Shedeur Sanders the starting opportunity against the Buffalo Bills. Unc believes Shedeur has earned the right to start with the first team, while Iso says neither Shedeur nor Deshaun Watson has clearly separated himself in the Browns QB battle. Ocho believes Watson's contract makes the situation complicated, but still predicts Shedeur will ultimately become Cleveland's quarterback of the future.
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