Former Colorado Buffaloes star Shedeur Sanders has quickly put the NFL on notice since making his debut for the Cleveland Browns. On Monday, coach Kevin Stefans

The city of Cleveland and the Browns are dismissing a series of lawsuits over the team’s looming move to Brook Park, ending a court battle in the wake of a $100 million settlement deal.

But a lot of Browns fans were watching the game. They keep emailing me about it. Many of them are angry, and that is understandable. The special teams continue to collapse. The usually reliable defense fell apart, giving up 161 yards rushing and a pair of TDs to Tennessee’s Tony Pollard.

Ohio lawmakers OKed using unclaimed funds for the Browns' project as part of the state's two-year budget, passed in June.

Sanders is 1-2 in his three starts and has thrown for a total of 722 yards, five touchdowns and two interceptions.

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Attorneys representing the city of Cleveland filed on Tuesday to dismiss three lawsuits regarding Huntington Bank Field.

Once again, the Browns find themselves in the hunt for a quarterback, wondering if he's already on their roster or somewhere in the upcoming NFL Draft.