Shilo Sanders tells Mary Kay Cabot to "go make a sandwich" after she says Deshaun Watson should be QB1

Shilo didn't apologize. Instead, he doubled down.

"If you're gonna be a reporter, be a reporter and report facts," Sanders said about Cabot on his Twitch channel. "Whenever you have your opinion, and your opinion is always something hateful to Shedeur, then it makes it seem like it's something weird. Like it's an agenda that you have going on.

"And there's plenty of women in this field that take this serious and take reporting football serious and actually do homework and study the game and get the statistics right and get the news right. But with you it's so much emotion that I don't want you to make women look bad when it comes to reporting, because you don't have the will to actually want to report real things that are going on.

"So it don't even make sense. You wanna go talk about this and that in minicamp? They don't even have all the receivers. How you gonna say, 'Oh, this is what I think is gonna happen'? We don't care what you think is gonna happen. Let Shedeur go practice. He don't need to be going on Instagram and Twitter and stuff and always seeing you just bad mouth him.

"That's what I got a problem with. You know what I'm saying? If it's reported, it's reported. You have facts, you have news. But when it comes to your opinion, you've been saying crazy things for the past — since he's been there. So it's like, just chill with that. Because it don't make no sense, and it makes you look crazy like you don't know what you're talking about. And for all the women that actually take the time to go do their research and actually be real reporters and real journalists, then that's gonna make them look bad, because you already know as a woman in this field of reporting football and sports, like, it's hard. So don't make it hard on everybody, just because you don't feel like it. That's all I gotta say about that."

He probably should have said less. A lot less. And Shedeur and/or their father, Deion, should be saying something to Shilo about his own opinions and how he has communicated them.

Cabot has been covering the Browns for decades. Browns fans want to read her reports, and they want to know her opinions.

Obviously, Shilo wouldn't have had anything to say if Cabot had expressed the opinion that Shedeur should be the starter. It's just another example of a current cultural reality in which there's an inclination to attack those who express opinions that the subject of them doesn't like, in lieu of addressing the merits.

His video was very condescending. His comment on Twitter was blatantly misogynistic. And even though Shilo was speaking for himself and not Shedeur, it would be wise for Shedeur to tell his brother to apologize — and then to zip it.

In other words, Shilo should let Shedeur go practice. He doesn't need to be going on Instagram and Twitter and stuff and seeing his brother say things his brother shouldn't be saying.