Todd Monken: "Nothing's changed" with QB competition, hope to have answer by end of spring
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Key Points:
- The Cleveland Browns began the OTA phase of their offseason program, maintaining an alternating quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders during practice sessions.
- Head coach Todd Monken confirmed that Watson and Sanders will continue to rotate leading practice periods, with no clear indication of a frontrunner yet.
- Monken praised Watson’s athleticism and noted significant improvement in Sanders’ understanding of offensive progressions, highlighting both quarterbacks' development.
- The Browns aim to identify a definitive No. 1 quarterback by the end of spring workouts, but Monken acknowledged that this decision may not be finalized within that timeframe.