Let's be real, Browns fans have seen it all. Since the franchise returned in 1999, every single new quarterback, from Tim Couch to Baker Mayfield, Dillon Gabriel, and everyone in between, has carried a cursed baton. That baton was the infamous 0-17 debut streak. Seventeen straight times, a guy got his first career regular-season start wearing the Brown and Orange, and seventeen times, he walked off the field with a loss. But today, a kid changed everything. Shedeur Sanders, the rookie who has probably been the most polarizing player of 2025, just walked in and busted that ugly, 26-year-old streak. His win against the Raiders makes him the first Browns QB since 1999 to win his first career regular-season start. What makes this a real story is the wild path he took to get here. Forget the hype that surrounded many of the previous, highly-drafted guys who failed. Sanders was: 🔸Taken 144th overall in the 5th round, after falling way down the board. 🔸Listed as the team's QB4 o...