Happy birthday to Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders.
The polarizing fifth-round draft pick out of Colorado turned 24 on Saturday following an exciting rookie season with the Browns.
Sanders just wrapped up his first Pro Bowl experience in California, where he gave glowing remarks about his new head coach Todd Monken.
With Monken in place, here are three additional things the Browns should get Sanders for his birthday.
A new offensive line
A great offensive line is every quarterback’s best friend. Sanders played behind an awful offensive line during his college career and played behind a banged up and aging offensive line during his first seven career starts with the Browns.
Aging veterans including Wyatt Teller and Joel Bitonio are both free agents. The Browns will also seek to upgrade their left tackle situation.
Browns general manager Andrew Berry’s lone offensive line selection over the last two drafts was Zak Zinter, who spent most of last season as a healthy scratch. With 10 draft picks in April, the Browns will need to invest premium draft capital in protecting their quarterback.
A shiny, new wide receiver
For whatever reason, Sanders and Jerry Jeudy just never clicked.
Jeudy came into the 2025 season off of a career-best season with the Browns the year prior, who had started Deshaun Watson, Jameis Winston and Dorian Thompson-Robin
