“You suck brother” “Cursed at all sports takes”: NFL fans react as Dave Portnoy gets sad over Shedeur Sanders throwing 2 TDs vs. Titans

Shedeur Sanders is proving his critics wrong in his third game as the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback. The rookie threw for 200+ yards and two touchdowns in the first half against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy shared his disappointment about giving up on Sanders following his brilliant first-half performance.

"Of course Shedeur has 2 td passed in the 1st half the week I jump off him. I am so cursed at this." Portnoy tweeted.

Dave Portnoy

@stoolpresidente

Of course Shedeur has 2 td passed in the 1st half the week I jump off him. I am so cursed at this.

Fans shared their reactions to Portnoy's post.

"You suck brother. Stop gambling. Show your win/loss report," one fan wrote.

Harry David

@HarryDavid85199

@stoolpresidente You suck brother. Stop gambling. Show your win/loss report.

"Cursed at all sports takes, the world would be better if you didn't," a fan said.

"It’s not call a cursed it means you suck just fyi," another fan said.

More fans joined in.

"Sanders is him," a fan said.

"You stink at it. No curse," one fan tweeted.

"Jump back on right now," one fan commented.

Sanders has completed 13 of 25 passes for 232 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. He was sacked twice. The rookie QB has also rushed twice for 22 yards.

Shedeur Sanders' second-quarter heroics against Titans

Shedeur Sanders kept the Browns' QB1 job despite an underwhelming performance in the 26-8 loss to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 13. The fifth-round pick started slow versus Tennessee, which led by two touchdowns in the first quarter.

Sanders took matters into his own hands in the second quarter, throwing a touchdown pass to David Njoku 40 seconds in. He combined with Jerry Jeudy for a 60-yard touchdown 12 minutes later to put the Browns ahead.

However, Cam Ward and Co. bounced back with a touchdown in the third quarter to take the lead again. The Titans extended their advantage with another touchdown in the final quarter. Cleveland trails Tennessee 28-17 with less than eight minutes remaining.

Shedeur shared a wholesome moment with his dad, Deion Sanders, ahead of the game. The two-time Super Bowl champion embraced his son and adjusted his helmet.

The Browns are expected to stick with Sanders for the rest of the season. They are effectively out of the playoff race and would likely want to figure out their quarterback situation as they prepare for the offseason.