The Browns dominated the Raiders in a 24-10 win on Sunday, but that’s just what the scoreboard said. Here are the real winners and losers from the game: Winner: Lessons It was a long week. Shedeur Sanders’ long-awaited NFL debut against the Ravens last week was underwhelming;

Kevin Stefanski had a pick of players to hand the game ball to after the Cleveland Browns beat the Las Vegas Raiders 24-10 on Sunday. Shedeur Sanders, who made his first NFL start in the game, was

Sunday was a huge day for the Cleveland Browns, as they picked up a win over the Las Vegas Raiders, but Monday was an even bigger day for franchise legend Bernie Kosar. The former quarterback recently underwent a liver transplant, and shared that his recovery has been going so well, he will be discharged Monday afternoon.

Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett had three sacks on Sunday in a win. against the Las Vegas Raiders and is now 4.5 sacks from tying the single-season sacks record.

Browns QB Shedeur Sanders’ message to critics after winning first start: Failure ‘ain’t gonna happen’ (NFL.com) “Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders won his first-career start on Sunday, and he had a message for those who doubted him after the game.”

Fans believe Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski has no love for Shedeur Sanders following his post-game message to the team.

The Cleveland Browns beat the Las Vegas Raiders 24-10 Sunday evening in a game that saw the two teams combine for 34 points. The Browns had a chance to add a field goal late as they had the ball at the Raiders’ 29-yard line, with a chance to make the score 27-10 in the final minutes.

Against one of the worst offensive lines in the league on Sunday, the Browns’ defensive line smelled blood in the water. “It was like piranhas,” said rookie defensive tackle Mason Graham. “Trying to get it.