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The No. 3 quarterback in Cleveland to begin last season, Sanders moved up the depth chart to eventually take the starting job by Week 12 after the trade of Joe Flacco and the injury and ineffectiveness of fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel. Sanders had one big game against bottom-feeder Tennessee, and then just one other game with more TD passes than interceptions. Although an accurate collegiate passer, Sanders finished last in the league (min. 200 attempts) in both on-target percentage (63.7) and completion percentage (56.6) last year. He will compete with Gabriel, Deshaun Watson and sixth-round pick Taylen Green for QB snaps in Cleveland, where it's a virtual lock that more than one player will make starts. Cleveland’s offseason overhaul might actually give the quarterbacks a better chance to succeed. The Browns have five new offensive line starters, including first-round pick Spencer Fano, and they also took wide receivers KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston within the first 40 picks of the 2026 NFL Draft. New head coach Todd Monken thus takes over a young offense, with TE Harold Fannin and RB Quinshon Judkins (both second-year pros) by far the best returning weapons. It could be a decent situation for fantasy production within a year or two, but Sanders may not even be in the mix for starts by then. He's in the mix now, but without any early hints about which Cleveland QB is favored to start Week 1. Read Past Outlooks
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Continues to share first-team reps
Sanders and Deshaun Watson are slated to continue splitting first-team QB reps during the Browns' mandatory minicamp, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
ANALYSIS
Sanders took first-team reps Tuesday, while Watson will get them Wednesday. The two are then in line to split those reps Thursday. Coach Todd Monken had hoped to have established a pecking order by now, but he acknowledged Tuesday that he's unlikely to name a starter by the end of the minicamp. Watson appeared to have the advantage early this offseason, but Sanders seems to have closed the gap. Per Monken, "they both played well enough to earn out the right to compete to start," and as a result this is a job battle that figures to carry over into training camp.
Sanders took first-team reps Tuesday, while Watson will get them Wednesday. The two are then in line to split those reps Thursday. Coach Todd Monken had hoped to have established a pecking order by now, but he acknowledged Tuesday that he's unlikely to name a starter by the end of the minicamp. Watson appeared to have the advantage early this offseason, but Sanders seems to have closed the gap. Per Monken, "they both played well enough to earn out the right to compete to start," and as a result this is a job battle that figures to carry over into training camp.
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Sanders’ fall was the story of the draft, with various theories offered to explain why. In a nutshell, his slide to the fifth round means the league believes his raw talent isn't overwhelming enough to overcome his flaws, making him a likely backup at best. Sanders had an FBS-high 74.0 completion percentage last season, and he threw 64 touchdowns against just 13 interceptions during two seasons as Colorado's starter. He’s an accurate passer, but with merely average arm strength, and he's surprisingly slow for the son of Deion Sanders. Even so, Cleveland’s QB situation gives Sanders a chance to start. Dillon Gabriel, the Browns’ third-round pick, is undersized and without an elite trait. Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett are the veteran options, at least until Deshaun Watson returns from Achilles' surgery (which may not happen until late in the season, if at all). The situation gives Sanders a shot at Year 1 playing time despite his draft-day slide, but arm strength and mobility look like limiting factors for fantasy value even if he proves competent as a pro.
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Splitting first-team reps with Watson
Shedeur and Deshaun Watson split first-team reps for most of Wednesday's practice, but Watson then took all the reps at the end in a simulated hurry-up drill, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports.
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Losing ground to Watson?
Coach Todd Monken hopes to identify the Browns' starting QB by the end of the team's minicamp June 9-11, according to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Sanders and Deshaun Watson are considered the top two candidates to land the job.
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First up for spring reps
Sanders started Cleveland's first 11-on-11 team period at voluntary minicamp Tuesday, though he rotated reps with fellow QBs Deshaun Watson and Dillon Gabriel, Kelsey Russo of the Browns' official site reports.
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Set to compete for starting job
Coach Todd Monken noted Tuesday that QB reps during the Browns' offseason workout program competition won't necessarily be evenly divided between Sanders, Deshaun Watson and Dillon Gabriel, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN reports.
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Part of competition
Sanders will be among the candidates to start at quarterback for the Browns in 2026, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports.
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QB competition to continue in camp
Browns head coach Todd Monken said Tuesday he doesn't foresee naming a starting quarterback between Sanders and Deshaun Watson until training camp, Daniel Oyefusi of ESPN.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Monken said Watson and Sanders have "both played well enough to earn the right to compete to start" thus far this offseason. The two quarterbacks have split first-team practice reps throughout the offseason workout program. The same pattern persists during this week's minicamp, with Sanders receiving all first-team reps in 11-on-11 drills Tuesday, Watson getting his turn Wednesday and the two set to split them in Thursday's closing session.
Monken said Watson and Sanders have "both played well enough to earn the right to compete to start" thus far this offseason. The two quarterbacks have split first-team practice reps throughout the offseason workout program. The same pattern persists during this week's minicamp, with Sanders receiving all first-team reps in 11-on-11 drills Tuesday, Watson getting his turn Wednesday and the two set to split them in Thursday's closing session.








