Skip Bayless didn't mince words while addressing Shedeur Sanders' first start in the NFL. The rookie quarterback entered the field as the Cleveland Browns' QB1 against the Carolina Panthers in a preseason game on Friday night. Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett and Dillon Gabriel sat out the matchup, as Tyler Huntley served as Sanders' backup.Sanders did most of the job in the first half, connecting on 11 passes in 18 attempts, tallying 103 yards, finding the end zone twice and getting sacked twice. He also rushed the ball four times for 19 yards as the Browns romped to a 30-10 win.After the game was over, with Sanders adding three completions on five attempts while leading a drive that ended with a rushing touchdown, Bayless showered the rookie with positive words. In a 16-minute video, the veteran analyst had a go at the teams that didn't draft him."Tonight, Shedeur Sanders made the entire National Football League look like a whole bunch of petty fools," Bayless said. "In some cases, racist fools. In many cases, Deion-despising fools. Tonight at Carolina, Shedeur made all those teams who had 143 chances to draft him before he went 144, he shamed all of them, including the Cleveland Browns, who finally took him in the fifth round."After throwing shade at Browns owner Jimmy Haslam, Bayless recalled that he believed Sanders should have been the No. 1 pick in April."I said before last season of college started that Shedeur Sanders should go No. 1 overall," he said.Sanders spent his last two college seasons with the Colorado Buffaloes, where he recorded 651 completions for 7,364 yards and 64 touchdowns against 13 interceptions. He looked like a top prospect coming out of college, but his attitude reportedly didn't sit well with many around the league.Myles Garrett assesses Shedeur Sanders' preseason debutMyles Garrett also shared his impressions on Shedeur Sanders' long-awaited NFL debut. The defensive end, who didn't participate in the game, shared his opinion on Sanders' first start during the matchup (Timestamp: 3:08):“I think it was a great first half. It wasn’t perfect, the team settled in, getting comfortable in the pocket, but more than my evaluation, it’s (Coach) Kevin’s that matters more than anything.”The Cleveland Browns have a crowded quarterback room, but Sanders can take advantage of the ongoing health issues to secure his spot on the roster.