Minicamp reveals Cleveland's deliberate strategy to nurture Shedeur Sanders while challenging Dillon Gabriel, setting different expectations for each rookie quarterback.

Another chapter to the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback competition came to a close on Thursday as coach Kevin Stefanski's four battling arms wrapped mand

There's no doubt that quarterback Shedeur Sanders has shown promising things at the Cleveland Browns' training camp. The quarterback has had to prove his value to earn respect and,

And while things have most been quiet from "Coach Prime's" camp, Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot tried to get to the bottom of things by asking Sanders' son Shedeur, the Browns' 2025 fifth-round pick who's battling for a spot in a crowded quarterback room that also features Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, and 2025 third-round pick Dillon Gabriel.

Last month, Sanders' first media appearance since spring camp came with former NFL star Asante Samuel on the "Say What Needs to be Said" podcast. Sanders has dealt with recent serious medical issues, including emergency surgery in 2023 to treat persistent blood clots in his legs.

Jaguars' Liam Coen says Brian Thomas Jr. is "fine" after WR (shoulder) left practice early. "He absolutely could have gone back and played. Just bruised it a little bit. Said he had great range of motion, strength. He's all good. No issues, just precautionary."