Haslam: Sanders Putting in Work for Browns QB Role

0:00On April 6th, Cleveland Brown's owner Jimmy Haslam just drops on real talk on Shadeur Sanders, saying the young quarterbacks putting in serious. Offseason hours. He's been hitting early workouts and staying in Cleveland through most of the winter, grinding to master the NFL game at the position. Haslam still left the door open for Dishon Watson to reclaim the starting spot, but Watson's injury history makes that a tough call. The guy's dealt with two Achilles tears, plus a bunch of other setbacks, and it's been ages since he took real game snaps. Head coach Todd Monkin seems to be giving Sanders the edge right now, based on his comments about the competition. Fans and analysts are buzzing, seeing this as a fresh start for the Brown's offense after years of quarterback drama. If Sanders keeps this momentum into training camp and shows the front office clear growth, the team looks ready to hand him the keys. It's all about proving it on the field. Word is, this could shake up the whole AFC North race, with Sanders poised bringing that next level potential, the Browns have been chasing.