Shedeur Sanders can win the Browns' job, if he puts in all the work
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Key Points:
- Early offseason drills showed Deshaun Watson performing quarterback fundamentals crisply, while Shedeur Sanders appeared lackadaisical, particularly with certain technique elements like the fake pitch.
- Browns coach Todd Monken seems focused on getting Shedeur to fully commit to the process and consistently execute all the small details in practice, not just perform well in game situations.
- As the offseason progressed, Shedeur appeared to improve, suggesting he may have embraced Monken's emphasis on daily focus and effort, but training camp will be the true test of his commitment and readiness.
- Watson remains a strong competitor who will need to maintain high standards if Shedeur elevates his game, making the QB competition dependent on full dedication to mastering Monken’s offense.
- The Browns seek a quarterback who can not only win the starting job but also hold it long-term, aiming to end years of revolving door quarterbacks by developing a player committed to consistent excellence rather than just game-day performance.
