Shedeur Sanders' Browns Breakout: Upgraded Setup, New Competition

0:00On March 30, Shadour Sanders joined the Cleveland Browns in the 5th round of the 2025 NFL draft, bringing Big hype from his. College days at Jackson State and Colorado. The team needed quarterback help Badd, and in his rookie season, he played 8 games, throwing for 1,400 yards, 7 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions while completing just 56.6% of his passes. That was a big draw from his 74% completion rate in his last year at Colorado, leaving plenty of questions about the position heading. Into this offseason, the Browns made moves to shore up the offensive line, adding Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins, plus trading for tackle Titus Howard, giving Sanders a stronger pocket this time around. General manager Andrew Berry says, it's still to be determined who starts with a new offensive system and roster turnover making spring practices key. Sanders was once seen as a top franchise prospect by draft experts, but his rookie year

1:00fell short of that, though he showed enough flashes to stick around. The quarterback room now has Sanders, Dylan Gabriel, and Deshan Watson, with real competition brewing, especially between Sanders and Watson contract year or not. Berry expects Sanders to step up week by week after grinding this offseason. All eyes are on what Sanders does with his upgraded setup as training camp nears, potentially turning those early struggles into a breakout for the Browns.