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With four quarterbacks vying for snaps in Cleveland, training camp reps have become a premium commodity, and Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders is doing whatever he
BEREA, Ohio — Deion Sanders told Michael Irvin during a sit-down interview that his son Shedeur told him not to come visit him at Browns training camp just yet. Deion, who revealed Monday that he’s overcome a battle with bladder cancer, said Shedeur didn’t want him to come until he’s on firmer ground in the quarterback competition.
Kenny Pickett's injury opened up more reps for the other three Browns QBs on July 28. Here's a closer look at the day.
Sanders had a sweet throw when he stepped up in the pocket and found fellow rookie Gage Larvadain down the field for a touchdown. Larvadain, out of South Carolina, did well on his end to go up and get it. #Browns Shedeur Sanders with the beautiful step up and touchdown. pic.twitter.com/DqX2JDcGQy
NFL fans are convinced that Myles Garrett staying back to help Shedeur Sanders means he wants him as the starting QB.
Shedeur Sanders addressed his speeding tickets at Browns training camp on Friday, saying he learned his lesson.
With training camp underway, the Cleveland Browns have a four-man race to decide who will be the Week 1 starting quarterback. Among the contenders are Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, and Shedeur Sanders.