Browns Rebuild Offense Around Sanders

0:00On March 12, the Cleveland Browns are rethinking their offense after a rough 2025 season, where Rookie quarterback Shadour Sanders stepped up into a bigger role. Drafted in the fifth round, 144th overall, Sanders played in eight games with seven starts, completing 120 of two. 112 passes for 1,400 yards, seven touchdowns, and 10 interceptions for a 68.1 pass rating. Here this week, reports highlighted how the team struggles went beyond Sanders with Cleveland ranking 31st in points for game at 16.4 and passing yards at 185.4. The offensive line took heavy criticism too, allowing 51 sacks all season and 23 on Sanders alone. Fans and analysts point to those injury-plague spots upfront as the main drag on the young quarterback's potential, especially since he showed some. No playmaking ability amid the chaos. Sanders now heads into year two competing for the starting spot under new head coach Todd

1:01Monkin. The Browns have already shaken things up by trading for right tackle Titus Hauer from Houston and signing left guard Zion Johnson, but they've also. Cut ties with veterans like Jack Conklin and seen the parkers including Jedrick Will's Jr. to Chicago and tight in David and Jokou opting out for 20, 26. With more moves likely before training camp, Cleveland is betting on a stronger line to boost Sanders or whoever wins the job and turn around those. Scoring woes.