What is shedeur sanders performance after he throw

Shedeur Sanders Performance After Throwing an INT (In-Game “Bounce Back”)

You’re essentially asking: once an interception happens in a game, how does Shedeur Sanders perform in the games where he throws at least one INT (since play-by-play “post-INT only” splits require isolating snaps after the throw). Using his 2025 game logs, here’s the cleanest “after an INT happens (in that game)” view: all games with ≥1 INT, plus how his production looks across those games.

Games With an Interception (2025)

Week	Opponent	Result	Passing (C/A)	Pass Yds	Pass TD	INT
11	vs BAL	Loss	4/16	47	0	1
12	@ LV	Win	11/20	209	1	1
14	vs TEN	Loss	23/42	364	3	1
15	@ CHI	Loss	18/35	177	0	3
16	vs BUF	Loss	20/29	157	1	2
17	vs PIT	Win	17/23	186	1	2

Quick takeaways

High-variance: his best passing game (364 yards, 3 TD) still included 1 INT.
When the INTs pile up, efficiency collapses (Week 15: 3 INT, 0 TD, 177 yards).
Overall, his “INT games” include both wins and losses, but the multi-INT games skew heavily negative.

Graph: Passing Yards in Games Where He Threw an INT

This chart shows passing yards (white) by week for every game in 2025 where Shedeur Sanders threw ≥1 interception.

Shedeur Sanders — Passing Yards in Games With ≥1 INT (2025)

Each bar is a game where Sanders threw at least one interception; bars show passing yards (white).

Conclusion

Best “bounce back within the same game” signal: he can still produce big totals even with 1 INT (notably Week 14).
The warning sign is 2–3 INT games, where the offense tends to crater and losses follow.

If you want the true “after he throws the interception” split (only plays after the INT in the same game: attempts/yards/TD/INT after the turnover), tell me whether you want 2025 only or career, and I’ll graph the post-INT only production by game.