Former NFL MVP Cam Newton clapped back at Dillon Gabriel’s fiancée after an apparent attack on Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns. Gabriel hasn’t played since Week 11, when he suffered a concussion against the Baltimore Ravens.

Sanders replaced him during that game and started the following duel, getting his first professional win against the Las Vegas Raiders. Despite having an unimpressive outing against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 13, Sanders was confirmed as the starter in Week 14.

After Gabriel’s fiancée, Zo Caswell, posted a video with a caption that looked like an attack on the Browns, Newton advised her not to make this about her.

“I’m telling you bro, don’t make this about you, this is not about you,” Newton said during the most recent edition of his “4th&1” show. “And you can make it so tough on that individual by speaking your truth. Going back to rule number one, do not make this about you.

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“(Rule 2) Wear your jersey. (Rule 3) Show your support. Rule number four, keep your mouth shut. Keep your thumbs to yourself. Matter of fact, keep your thumbs and your finger pointing to yourself. See, if you don’t got no thumbs or no fingerpointing, it’s hard to text, tweet, TikTok, all that.”

Caswell posted a “get ready with me” video on her TikTok account, writing a caption that drew a lot of attention: “Browns lost, what’s new 😂.”

Cleveland couldn’t keep up with the 49ers, who cruised to an easy 26-10 win after entering halftime with a two-point advantage (10-8). Shedeur Sanders faced stronger opposition than in Week 12, going 16 of 25 for 149 yards and one touchdown.

He was sacked three times and posted a passer rating of 93.6.

Shedeur Sanders will face an old opponent in Week 14

Sheudeur Sanders will have his third start of the season against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, in a duel that will pit him against a good friend of his, Cam Ward.

At 3-9, the Browns are out of playoff contention, but these next games would give Shedeur more NFL experience. It remains to be seen if he continues with the team beyond 2025.

The Titans (1-11) are the worst team in the league, which is a solid opportunity for Shedeur Sanders to shine. More than that, Myles Garrett could feed against a weak offensive line.