The country music star brought out the former Defensive Player of the Year ahead of his second show in Cleveland.

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

The Philadelphia Eagles and Cleveland Browns engaged in a preseason battle, but that was only due to the exhibition slate mandated by the NFL. The crowd was half full at best, as both the Eagles and Browns got their work in during the joint practices at the NovaCare Complex earlier this week.

All eyes across the NFL have been on Shedeur Sanders, the polarizing rookie quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. He has been the subject of lots of scrutiny because he is the son of Hall of Famer Deion Sanders and because, according to plenty, he has hyped himself up.

Andrew Mukuba returned an interception 75 yards for a score and recovered a fumble, and Jihaad Campbell had a sack, an impressive showing for the Eagles' top two 2025 draft picks. Maybe somewhere actor Matthew McConaughey was impressed.

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.