Monken's Fiery Presser, QB Competition Heats Up

0:00On April 1st, Cleveland Browns just named Todd Monkin their new head coach after he coordinated offenses for the Baltimore Ravens. He was not the top choice in the hiring sweepstakes, only got one interview, but his fiery, intro-press conference set a new tone. Through tears, and some strong words aimed at ex-defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, Monkin showed he's bringing raw passion to replace the stale Kevin. Stofansky days, the team's quarterback spot remains wide open heading into the offseason. They've got Dishon Watson, Shader Sanders, and Dylan Gabriel locked in under contract with all three on the roster last season, though Watson said. Out injured. The plan is an open competition among them, maybe plus a rookie draft pick to claim the starting gig. Fans had mixed vibes in the higher at first, but Monkin's blunt style is already shifting the culture in Cleveland. After years of underwhelming results, this guy seems ready to light a fire under everyone, demanding accountability from day one. At the NFL owner's meetings, Monkin dropped a key update on the quarterbacks. He pointed out

1:04Shader, Sanders has been grinding hard at the facility for months, putting in extra workouts. Meanwhile, Dylan Gabriel has not shown up much, at least not that Monkin has seen. This put Sanders ahead in the race, silencing doubts about his drive while highlighting Gabriel as a distant option. With Watson's comeback looking shaky, the Browns are banking on this competition to spark real change and get them competing again.