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The New Orleans Saints have heard enough from Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders. With Sunday’s matchup approaching, veteran defensive end Carl Granderson made it clear that the Saints defense has taken notice of the quarterback’s recent comments.Sanders raised eyebrows earlier…

New Orleans Saints defensive end Carl Granderson issued a warning to Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders ahead of their upcoming Sunday matchup. Granderson noted that the Saints noticed Sanders' recent comments and smiles regarding their defense, stating that New Orleans has a chip on its shoulder and plans to "come in hot and ready to play."
Sanders is slated to start on Sunday as Browns head coach Todd Monken confirmed Deshaun Watson remains in concussion protocol. Entering Week 9, the 2-5 Saints have struggled defensively by allowing 372.7 yards per game, but the writer argues that Sanders' remarks have provided bulletin-board motivation for the pass rush.
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