Shilo Sanders, the younger brother of NFL quarterback Shedeur, has posted a disgusting sexist remark towards a Cleveland Browns reporter on Instagram.
Shilo, who got cut by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12 months ago after being signed as an undrafted free agent, hit back at Browns beat writer Mary Kay Cabot.
Cabot called for Deshaun Watson to be named the Browns starting quarterback immediately so new head coach Todd Monken can begin to piece together his offense.
That would mean Shedeur, who ended last season as the Browns’ starter, would be demoted to the bench come Week 1 of the new NFL season in September.
Cabot’s remarks clearly annoyed Shilo, who also played college football under his father Deion at Colorado like his brother.
Shilo, who currently is without an NFL team, replied in the comments of a post that contained Cabot’s remarks and wrote: ‘Go make a sandwich Mary’.
Shilo Sanders, left, has posted a disgusting sexist remark towards a Cleveland Browns reporter
Mary Kay Cabot called for Deshaun Watson to be named Browns starter over Shedeur Sanders
Watson emerged from the Browns’ voluntary minicamp last week with an edge over Sanders
Cabot has been covering the Browns for the last 30 years. She wrote on Wednesday that Watson ’emerged from the Browns’ voluntary minicamp last week with an edge over Shedeur Sanders in the two-man quarterback competition’.
She also revealed that Monken wants to be clear on his starter ‘by the end of Browns minicamp’, which runs from June 9-11. That leaves Shedeur with just six weeks to prove himself.
‘I think they should declare him QB1 asap and let the 1st team offense start to cook,’ she wrote. ‘There’s no time to waste.’
Watson’s career has been hampered by a slew of injuries as well as numerous off-field issues stemming from multiple lawsuits accusing him of sexual misconduct and assault.
In the 2023 season, Watson fractured his shoulder and only started six games that campaign.Â
In Week 7 of the 2024 season, he tore his Achilles tendon – which resulted in him missing the remainder of the 2024 campaign and the entirety of the 2025 season.
As for Sanders, he struggled in his first season – completing 56 percent of his passes for 1,400 yards, seven touchdowns and ten interceptions.
The Browns have only made the playoffs twice in the last ten seasons and have gone a combined 8-26 in the last two campaigns.
