Berry's Plan for Sanders: QB Job Open, Growth Expected

0:00It's March 30th. NFL News Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. Cleveland Brown's General Manager Andrew Berry just laid out the plan for Shedder Sanders, heading into his second year at quarterback. After a rookie season full of highs and lows, the team is staying patient with a brand new offensive scheme and roster shakeups. No one's handing Sanders the starting spot, it's wide open for now. Berry broke it down on X, saying the quarterback job is still to be determined because everyone has to gel in this fresh system. Spring practices will be huge for measuring progress, especially with new teammates and turnover on offense. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Sanders' rookie stats, 1,400 passing yards, seven touchdowns, and 10 interceptions with just. Over 56% completions. He started as a backup, took over mid-season when 3 and 4 as a starter and flashed big with a 364-yard game late. The Browns want more than flashes, they're eyeing real growth and decision-making, fewer

1:02turnovers, and quicker reads. Berry expects Sanders to step up, but it'll be judged week by week and month by month as he keeps grinding. Year 2 is make or break for young quarterbacks like Sanders, deciding if he locks down the role long-term or faces stiffer competition in. Cleveland's evolving offense.