Stephen A. Smith doesn't think that Shedeur Sanders will be the Cleveland Browns starting quarterback in Week 1. Not because he won't deserve it, but because "unfortunately," the team will want to test him.

Sanders finished his final season at Colorado with 4,134 yards and 37 touchdowns on 74 percent completion, all of which led the Big 12 Conference. Many call him "entitled" on account of who his father is, but there is no debating that the young QB has immense talent.