Quinn Backs Sanders Over Watson

0:00On April 7th, Brady Quinn, former Cleveland Brown's quarterback, is calling for Deshaun Watson to reclaim the starting spot over Shader Sanders when the 2026 season kicks off. Watson's only played 19 games since joining the team, hampered by suspensions and injuries, putting up a rough 33.1 total QBR, the lowest among qualified passers. On the flip side, Watson has thrown for 3,365 yards, 19 touchdowns, and 12 picks with Cleveland, building. On a solid career of 17,904 yards, and 123 scores across Houston and the Browns. Just this month, the team reworked his massive deal, freeing up nearly 36 million in cap space ahead of his 80.7 million hit next year. Shader Sanders wrapped his rookie year with 1,400 passing yards, seven touchdowns, 10 interceptions, plus 169, rushing yards, and a score, going 3 and 4 as a starter.

1:00Still, he snagged a pro-bowl knot as a replacement, boosted by his dad, Hall of Famer Deon Sanders, making him one of the league's biggest draws. The Browns lent to five wins and 12 losses last season, firing coach Kevin Stofansky, who landed in Atlanta with Todd Munkin now at the helm. While execs praised Watson's comeback from an Achilles' tear, insider Zach Jackson feels stronger than ever that the 24-year-old Sanders locked. In for three more seasons holds the edge. Training camp will settle this quarterback battle, but the high around Sanders has the fan-based buzzing as Cleveland eyes of fresh start.