"2 QB2s sitting behind straight garbage": NFL fans react to Shedeur Sanders and Tyrod Taylor swapping jerseys after Browns' loss to Jets

Shedeur Sanders and Tyrod Taylor greeted each other and exchanged jerseys after Sunday's matchup between the Cleveland Browns and the New York Jets. The Browns lost 27-20.

Although Sanders did not play, he remains the backup of Dillon Gabriel and participated in the postgame interaction. A fan shared the video of Sanders' exchange with Taylor on X.

Fans reacted to the post amid the Cleveland's quarterback situation. Sanders has yet to start for the Browns (2-7) despite Gabriel's inconsistent performance.

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"2 QB2s sitting behind straight garbage," a fan commented. "12 who didn’t even play getting more love than Dillon 😂😂," one fan wrote. "U know u goated when players want your squeaky clean jersey after watching u walk the sidelines knowing u should be in the game….. #perfecttiming," a fan said. "Pros want his jersey and bro hasn’t even played yet 🐐," another fan wrote. "Bro knew he had to grab that before Shaduer started popping," one fan tweeted. "Real ones remember when Tyrod was in buffalo 😮‍💨 he was one of them ones fr," another fan commented.

"Stefanski would rather get fired than play Shedeur Sanders": NFL analyst criticizes Browns coach after loss to Jets

Browns coach Kevin Stefanski is under scrutiny after reaffirming his decision to start Dillon Gabriel over Shedeur Sanders following Sunday’s 27-20 loss to the Jets.

“We’re gonna stick with Dillon," Stefanski told reporters. "Obviously, this is a young player (and) we have to play better as an offense.”

The statement sparked backlash, including from ESPN Cleveland host Aaron Goldhammer.

“I guess coach Stefanski would rather get fired than play Shedeur Sanders,” Goldhammer said, via ESPN.

Gabriel completed 17 of 32 passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns, along with 54 rushing yards. However, Cleveland’s attack lacked consistency, and key mistakes proved costly against Justin Fields’ Jets.

Meanwhile, Sanders remains the team's QB2. Stefanski’s stance has fueled growing criticism that he’s prioritizing loyalty to his starter over potential upside. It has left fans wondering how long the Browns will keep Sanders on the bench as the team is at the bottom of AFC North.

Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez