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T<\/span>he Cleveland Browns<\/strong> have a full crowded QB <\/strong>room for the 2025 season<\/strong>. Yet, one name stands out, the one and only Shedeur Sanders<\/strong>. The fifth-round pick from<\/strong>Colorado <\/strong>has done well in OTAs & minicamp<\/strong>. He showed guts, arm skill, & a sharp sense of the game. Even with Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, & third-pick Dillon Gabriel<\/strong> ahead, Sanders <\/strong>has the coaches’ desired eye. Some think he should fight for the QB2<\/strong> job when camp starts.<\/p>\n Shedeur finds a safe space with a group of kids amid complications with the Browns<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n Browns <\/strong>great Hanford Dixon<\/strong> saw Sanders<\/strong>‘ rise. He said on his show:<\/p>\n “I think before long, Shedeur is going to show everybody that he is the man<\/em>.”<\/p>\n Dixon’s<\/strong> words mean a lot. But the QB <\/strong>mix in Cleveland <\/strong>is getting really tough. The Browns <\/strong>had a bad year, with a 3-14 score, & their line let 66 sacks through last year<\/strong>. To play a new QB in Week 1<\/strong> could be a big risk, more so as Sanders <\/strong>had a hard time at Colorado <\/strong>with a bad line.<\/p>\n He has shown he has the needed skills. Yet, the Browns’ QB plan<\/strong> is not clear. Some think if the Browns <\/strong>perform bad, they could pick Arch Manning <\/strong>next year.<\/p>\n Manning<\/strong>, the top Texas QB<\/strong>, is seen as a prime pick for the 2026 NFL Draft<\/strong>. The Browns <\/strong>picked two QBs this year. Yet, they might not view Sanders or Gabriel<\/strong> as their main future QB. They have a test-it QB room with old hands like Flacco & Pickett <\/strong>to keep things calm. If the Browns do bad again, they may want go to the market for a new QB next year.<\/p>\n Sanders <\/strong>has gone past what was thought, with cheers from coaches & Browns greats<\/strong>. His four-year, $4.6 million deal <\/strong>shows the team sees him as worth it. But his spot in Cleveland <\/strong>is not just about his skill, it is also about if the Browns <\/strong>give him a real shot.<\/strong><\/p>\n Shedeur Sanders<\/strong> has been a top tier player this summer camp with the Cleveland Browns<\/strong>. Both coaches and teammates<\/strong> love his game. His play in OTAs & minicamp <\/strong>shows his accuracy, arm strength, and leadership<\/strong>. This has fans guessing what his spot as a QB <\/strong>might be.<\/p>\n Head coach Kevin Stefanski<\/strong> is all for Sanders<\/strong>. He said he “likes everything about Shedeur” and is struck by his hard work & skill to learn fast.<\/strong>Browns <\/strong>player Greg Newsome II<\/strong> also cheered for Sanders<\/strong>, set he is “amazing” an good at dealing with the press & stress.<\/p>\n For now, Sanders <\/strong>is an unsure part in the Browns’ QB plans<\/strong>. If he keeps up his good show at camp, he could play more later. But with the Browns <\/strong>maybe looking at a top pick in 2026<\/strong>, his long spot is not sure.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nA Browns Legend Backs Sanders<\/h2>\n
Is Sanders Part of Cleveland’s Long Plan?<\/h2>\n
What Could be Next for Sanders?<\/h2>\n