Shedeur Sanders became the first Browns rookie QB to win his first start in forever, and it apparently was enough to earn him a second start in Week 13. Beyond that, who knows? But for now, it’s a formula Kevin Stefanski wants to see a little more of. Stefanski kept the guardrails on for most of Sunday’s game, but even in an uneven performance, Sanders’ best magic seemed to happen out of structure. He might never be a perfect system QB, and his fit in Cleveland remains open to debate; still, his effort against the Raiders was a hair more fruitful than a typical Dillon Gabriel showing. Of course, having Myles Garrett and a defense capable of racking up 10 sacks can cover for some QB shortcomings. This team’s best chance of winning down the stretch remains, undoubtedly, with the D.