Sure, Shedeur Sanders being injured for the Cleveland Browns' preseason matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles was disappointing after his incredible debut, but he still pulled up to the arena to support his teammates.

It was a performance that should quiet some of the outside noise that permeated the Browns' quarterback battle.

The Philadelphia Eagles took on the Cleveland Browns on Saturday and although it wasn't their day, there was a lot to be happy about. Philadelphia faced off ag

With the dust settled, we're looking at the studs and duds from the Eagles' 22-13 loss to the Browns in the second preseason game

Joe Flacco is expected to start that game, but the Browns would like to see their young quarterbacks, Sanders and Dillon Gabriel (hamstring) get some playing time as well. It remains to be seen if Kenny Pickett (hamstring) will be ready for action next week.

But there was still a game, and there was still much to learn — such as these six takeaways: 1. The decision to sit No. 2 quarterback Tanner McKee was notable because it’s a departure from how Sirianni approached the preseason during his first four years with the Eagles.

Browns coach Kevin Stefanski and Eagles’ Nick Sirianni create a playful preseason moment mixing humor with competition.

The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Cleveland Browns in a pretty boring Saturday afternoon preseason game. Final score, which doesn’t matter, but we’re logging it here anyway: 22 to 13. The Birds were outgained by 243 yards. They ran 44 plays for just 88 yards. Not pretty. Read on for some observations.