Nick Wright called out the media's Shedeur Sanders coverage after he finally made his debut for the Cleveland Browns during their 23-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.On Tuesday's episode of his podcast called "What Wright", he talked about the lack of credibility in the reports circulating about Coach Prime's son. He called some of the takes by content creators and other people in media about Shedeur "Idiotic.""I think Twitter has warped people's brain and ability to discuss Shedeur Sanders," Wright said. "What you have and what Twitter has rewarded from content creators is the most idiotic Shedeur Sanders takes being so amplified and being so force fed to anyone who has any type of sports algorithm."You have folks who know better or atleast should know better, polluting the public discourse with just nonsensical misinformation. This is one of the rare things where it is really a borth sides problem. You have folks who gain traction and get engagement by finding anything imaginable to criticize Shedeur. ... because that gets engagement."And then you have on the other end of it, folks acting as if it takes a grand conspiracy for a fifth round pick, third string quarterback, to not have reps with the starting offense when it is totally reasonable. ..."The Browns acquired Shedeur Sanders with the 144th overall pick in this year's NFL draft. He was initially the third-string option behind veteran Joe Flacco and rookie Dillon Gabriel on the depth chart. However, after Flacco was traded to the Bengals and Gabriel was named as the QB1, Coach Prime's son took over as the backup role.Shedeur entered Sunday's game against the Ravens in the second half after Gabriel suffered a concussion. He ended the night completing four of 16 passes for 47 yards and one interception.Stephen A. Smith questions Shedeur Sanders' NFL future after disappointing Browns debutOn Monday's episode of his show, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith discussed Shedeur's debut performance against the Ravens. He highlighted the rookie quarterback's disappointing showcase and questioned his fit as a professional in the NFL.Smith also questioned the Browns for their lack of preparation with their backup quarterback option."I don't know whether Shedeur Sanders is an NFL or not, and I don't blame anybody for assuming or surmising that he may not be," Smith said. "But how does he get zero snaps with first team? How is a player able to say they were unfamiliar with this snap count? He wasn't prepped at all. You're getting QB2, your QB1 is an undersized dude, a hit away from getting concussed and taken out of the game."Kevin Stefanski is a two-time NFL Coach of the Year. He knows a thing or two about coaching football. How underprepared did Shedeur look?"With Dillon Gabriel on concussion protocol, Shedeur is expected to play his first full game as the Browns QB1 in Week 12 against the Las Vegas Raiders.