Analyst Jason Whitlock called out Shedeur Sanders for clapping back at a reporter who questioned him about his relationship with Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski.On X, the controversial analyst shared a clip of the interaction between the rookie quarterback and the reporter. Whitlock accompanied the post with a caption claiming that Coach Prime's son suffers from "arrested development" syndrome, taking a shot at his emotional and cognitive maturity."The reporter was not baiting Shedeur to criticize Stefanski. The reporter expected Shedeur to say: 'I like his belief in the offense to pick up those yards. He belives in us.' Shedeur struggles with verbal comprehension. Arrested development. You might too," Whitlock tweeted/In his second game as the starting quarterback of the Browns, Shedeur Sanders failed to lead his team to victory in Week 13. They suffered a disappointing 26-8 loss at home at the hands of the San Francisco 49ers.In the post-game press conference, the rookie quarterback called the question about his relationship with Kevin Stefanski "rude"."First of all, that's a rude question to ask," Shedeur said. "If I think, it was a great call by my coach. ... I like being out there playing. So whatever comes with it, it comes with it, like we not going to be here and ever point fingers at not coach or do anything like that."Against the 49ers, Shedeur Sanders completed 16 of 25 passes for 149 yards. His only touchdown of the game came in the second quarter when he connected TE Harold Fannin with a 34-yard TD pass.Shedeur Sanders expresses disappointment about Week 13 loss to the 49ersIn the post-game press conference, the rookie quarterback highlighted his lackluster play on the field.Shedeur said that he didn't play well, but vowed to improve on his game moving forward."Obviously we lost, so I ain't play well," Sanders said as per ESPN. "There's definitely things on film I'm going to look back and want to get back and want to see but at least moving forward I know what we could do differently going about the week and being able to get fully, fully prepared for every possibility."Despite the loss, Kevin Stefanski has named Shedeur Sanders as the starting quarterback once again for their Week 14 contest against the Tennessee Titans.The Browns are currently 4-8 while sitting at the bottom of the AFC North. They are scheduled to take on the Titans on Sunday, Dec. 7, at 1 p.m. ET.