by: Nick Kosko 20 minutes ago nickkosko59
ESPN’s Marcus Spears did not like the way the Cleveland Browns handled their QB competition, especially how it impacted Shedeur Sanders . Injuries caused a lot of shuffling around, when it came to reps in practice.
But with four quarterbacks vying for one job, Cleveland didn’t announce a starter until this week. Of course it was Joe Flacco , the long time veteran. That leaves Sanders, fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel and an injured Kenny Pickett competing for the No. 2 job.
Spears argued Flacco should’ve been the guy from the get-go. At that point, you have three guys compete for the No. 2 job to eventually take over, maybe even this season.