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"Dumbest of the Sanders Clan": Jason Whitelock Rips Shilo Sanders for Taking Shots at Mary Kay Cabot on Browns QB Battle Reporting
Cabot said she believes Deshaun Watson should start over Shedeur Sanders, and Shilo Sanders’ sexist reply drew backlash as the quarterback battle continues.
- On Instagram, Shilo Sanders faced backlash after telling veteran journalist Mary Kay Cabot to 'go make a sandwich,' a comment widely criticized as sexist following her reporting on the Cleveland Browns quarterback situation.
- The controversy began when Cabot analyzed the Cleveland Browns quarterback competition, expressing her belief that Deshaun Watson should start over Shedeur Sanders, who is entering his second season with the franchise.
- During a Thursday appearance on Cleveland's 92.3 The Fan, the Bill Nunn Memorial Award recipient Cabot focused on her professional impact rather than the insult itself.
- Sanders doubled down on his position during a subsequent Twitch appearance, arguing his issue stemmed from Cabot integrating personal opinion into her reporting and demonstrating alleged bias against his brother.
- On Saturday, Browns coach Todd Monken addressed the internal competition, noting that while a depth chart exists, Shedeur Sanders, Watson, and Dillon Gabriel are all expected to compete for their spots during training camp.
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Shedeur Sanders' Brother Shilo Ripped For Telling Reporter "Go Make A Sandwich, Mary”
Source: Julia Beverly / Getty Shedeur Sanders and his father, Deion, are known for their outspokenness, and now we know his brother, Shilo, also doesn’t hold back. Especially when it comes to defending his brother. It began when reporter Mary Kay Cabot entered the debate of whether Deshaun Watson or Shedeur would be the Cleveland Browns’ leading quarterback this season. She favored Watson after the narrative came out of voluntary minicamp. “Wit…
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