After a slow start in the first quarter, the Browns took advantage of a short field thanks to a muffed punt and scored a touchdown. Shedeur Sanders, on the first play of the second quarter, found Kaden Davis in the back of the endzone on a threaded throw through traffic for a touchdown. This is the first of many, at least we hope.

Cleveland Browns' fifth-round rookie quarterback may have gotten the start on Friday night by default, but he was so impressive in the 30-10 win over the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte that even King James himself had to remark.

Coach Sanders referenced cutting "the umbilical cord," while reflecting on his sons, Travis Hunter, and his other players who will debut in preseason games over the weekend. Shedeur and Coach Prime would have their pregame ritual of walking along the sidelines as his father would deliver his final instructions.