Shedeur Sanders failed to improve on his four-touchdown performance the previous week during Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears. The Cleveland Browns ended Week 15 with a disappointing 31-3 loss on the road.After his son's disappointing performance, Deion Sanders took to social media to share a message for the Browns. Many fans claimed that he appeared to take aim at offensive coordinator Tommy Rees by emphasizing the “O” and “C” in the word “Outcome.""Well it didn't Come Out like we wanted it to but we're thankful that the OutCome taught uas things that will ultimately bless us on our journey. #CoachPrime," Sanders wrote."Anyone notice the letters CO and OC 😆 He taking a direct shot at them," One fan saidEdward Martinez @EddydahmerLINKAnyone notice the letters COand OC 😆He taking a direct shot at them"O-C. . . I see what you did there coach." Another fan said"I love how he capitalized OC twice! Really makes you think… the OC made him throw those three picks didn’t he?" One fan said"OC in caps two separate times," Fan said"CP coaching problems and OC offensive coordinator problems," Another fan said"Translation: OC = Offensive Coordinator," Fan saidRees joined the Browns as a tight ends coach and pass game specialist in 2024. He replaced Ken Dorsey as offensive coordinator for the 2025 season in January.However, the team's offense struggled to find any consistency on the field. The Browns rank third from last (No. 30) this season in total offense, averaging 269.8 yards and 25 passing touchdowns.Against the Bears, Shedeur Sanders completed 18 of 35 passes for 177 yards with no touchdowns and three interceptions. Caleb Williams, meanwhile, completed 17 of 28 passes for 242 yards and two touchdowns.The Browns are last in the AFC North with a 3-11 record and a three-game losing streak. Following last week's loss to the Titans, coach Kevin Stefanski named Shedeur Sanders QB1 for the remainder of the season.Shedeur Sanders shares his honest thoughts after disappointing loss to the BearsIn the post-game press conference, Shedeur came forward to share his perspective on the disappointing 31-3 loss to the Chicago Bears.The rookie quarterback maintained a positive attitude despite throwing three interceptions. He said he will use the experience to learn and improve his game."I'm the same person regardless," Shedeur said. "I still got the same belief in myself. Like it is every week, you've got to get out there, learn from it, play better and that's it."Before Sunday's game, Sanders had tallied 769 yards and five passing touchdowns in four appearances.The Browns are next scheduled to face the Buffalo Bills on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET, with the game broadcast on CBS.