Shedeur Sanders Says No 'Petty QB Battles' at Browns Training Camp
Ahead of the NFL season, Shedeur Sanders spoke about the quarterback situation during Browns training camp.
Cleveland Browns' quarterback Shedeur Sanders, in his second year at training camp, expressed his excitement about the team's atmosphere, stating that there are no petty quarterback battles. Speaking to Browns legend Bernie Kosar, Sanders emphasized that the team's unity and shared goal of greatness keep internal tensions minimal.
The 2025 NFL Draft selection became the team's starter in Week 11 following fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel's concussion. Sanders has had a notable rookie season, achieving a 3-4 record in seven starts, throwing for 1,400 yards, and seven touchdowns, while also securing a Pro Bowl selection. As he enters his sophomore season, Sanders is competing with NFL veteran Deshaun Watson for the starting position, with head coach Todd Monken yet to make a clear decision.
Sanders' comments suggest a positive and collaborative environment within the quarterback room, with Sanders himself acknowledging the team's growth.
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