Monken's Old-School QB Battle: Who's Earning Edge?

0:00On April 5th, Cleveland Brown's head coach Todd Monkin is hitting the ground running with an old school twist on his first NFL roster, zeroing in on, the quarterback spot for the 20-26 season. The Browns have chased stability there forever, but Monkin is flipping the script on the usual drawn-out battles. No magic fix, just straight up merit through hard work. He's made it clear this quarterback competition won't drag on with equal reps for everyone. Instead, expect a starter and backup set up right away, ideally locked in before training camp even kicks off. Monkin wants to sort it fast, around three weeks tops, base purely on who shows up and grinds. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Cleveland's quarterback woes run deep from past dramas to fresh starts under new leadership. Every player gets a clean slate with Monkin, but that means first impressions count double-no-carrying over old baggage or favors. Lately, Monkin's dropping hints about who's putting in the off-season hours at the facility.

1:00Shadour Sanders has been there almost daily, while the Sean Watson pops in sparingly, and Dylan Gabriel hasn't shown up much at all. It's subtle, but it's signaling who's earning that early edge. This old school vibe from Monkin says the tone, show up in person, compete for real, and let the work decide the depth chart as camp heats up. Brown's nation, stay tuned for how it shakes out.