Browns Predicted to Go Through Another Quarterback Shakeup

The Cleveland Browns are anticipated to undergo yet another quarterback transformation following the 2026 season. Currently, they possess four quarterbacks on their roster, with Deshaun Watson as the starter and Shedeur Sanders as his primary backup. Dillon Gabriel and Taylen Green are the other options available. Deshaun Watson has overcome his Achilles tendon injuries, but his past performances with the Browns have been subpar.

In contrast, Shedeur Sanders has made his debut in three games, achieving 299 passing yards and two touchdowns. The consensus among experts is that the Browns will select a new franchise quarterback in the first round, with Bleacher Report predicting the team's first-round pick at No. 16 to go to Oregon's Dante Moore. Moore is a natural passer with high accuracy, and he exudes poise in critical situations.

He is described as a smooth operator, possessing efficient mechanics and the ability to step in as a rookie for an NFL team. Despite a premature concussion-ending season, Moore has completed 66.4 percent of his passes for 6,150 yards, 50 touchdowns, and 19 interceptions in college. The Browns' decision to pursue a new quarterback in the offseason remains uncertain, but Moore could be a viable option if they proceed with the move.