Sanders vs Watson: Browns QB Duel

0:00On March 30, Cleveland Brown's quarterback, Shedder Sanders, dropped some news this off-season, switching his jersey number from 12 back to number. 2. That's the digits he rocked through high school at Trinity Christian, in all four years of college ball at Jackson State and Colorado. Even as a rookie pro, he's keeping that personal touch alive. Sanders wrapped his first NFL season with 1,400 passing yards, seven touchdown passes, 10 picks, plus 1,069, rushing yards, and a score on the ground. He started seven games, going three and four as the signal caller. Still, he snagged a pro-bowl nod as a replacement, boosting his hype. Fans love the guy partly because his dad's de-on-sanders, the Hall of Fame corner. But now the real drama brews in camp, where Shedder battles DeShawn Watson for the starting gig. Watson sat out last year, healing from an Achilles tear, and suspensions plus injuries have capped him at just 19 games since joining Cleveland.

1:00Watson's got a solid resume overall, with 17,904 passing yards, and 123 touchdowns across Houston, and the Browns. But his time here, 3,365 yards, 19 scores, 12 interceptions, and a rough 33.1 total QBR. Newhead coach Todd Monkins off the Mystic though. Monkin, who replaced fired Kevin Stofansky after a 5 and 12 season, sees elite potential in Watson and plans to unlock it. With Shedder pushing hard, this QB duel could reshape the Browns fortunes heading into next year.