Shedeur Sanders was at the center of online chatter on Sunday for his comments following his first NFL victory. Sanders led the Cleveland Browns to a 24-10 win against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday and then showcased his trademark confidence in the post-game interview with CBS Sports."It’s amazing, you know, off of one week of practice. This is one week of practice," he said, smiling. "So, imagine what a full offseason would look like. It gets dangerous. But it’s just one week of practice, so I’m truly thankful that everything happened."However, his comments rubbed some people the wrong way, with critics saying the Cleveland Browns rookie displayed unnecessary swagger.A fan posted a clip of Sanders' comments and accused him of showing "arrogance." The video has received over 10 million views.Shedeur's brother Deion Sanders Jr. brushed off the backlash.“Y'all boys are funny as hell,” Sanders Jr. wrote in response to the fan.Sanders completed 11 of 20 passes for 209 yards, one touchdown and one interception against Las Vegas.Shedeur Sanders addresses critics who want him to "fail"NFL: Cleveland Browns at Las Vegas Raiders - Source: ImagnShedeur Sanders told reporters after Sunday's game that he wanted to prove himself to the Browns."I'm who they been looking for," Sanders said. "A lot of people wanted to see me fail, and it ain't going to happen. It ain't going to happen."He struggled in Week 11 after being thrust into action against Baltimore with little preparation. Sanders didn't have first-team reps ahead of the game, entering at halftime and finishing with 47 yards.Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski elevated Sanders to a starter midweek, giving him full practice work for the first time since joining the team as a fifth-round pick. Sanders made several key throws. He had a deep third-down completion to Isaiah Bond and a long catch-and-run touchdown from Dylan Sampson.Sanders climbed from fourth-string to starter in a matter of weeks due to injuries and roster moves involving Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett and Dillon Gabriel. Stefanski is still undecided on quarterback plans moving forward.