Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson have both been on the job for roughly a week now, getting to see how first-year head coach Todd Monken runs training camp. Both are competing to become the next starting quarterback of the Cleveland Browns, and oddly enough, they've both already done the job before.
Yet, this time, as Monken has stressed since the moment he accepted the job, it's a clean slate. While Sanders and Watson came to learn what Kevin Stefanski was looking for, what will set the competition apart in Monken's mind?
Just in case there's still any doubt left in their minds, Browns general manager Andrew Berry just laid the foundation for what the respective QBs need to do to win the starting job.
Appearing on ESPN's "This is Football" with Kevin Clark, Berry revealed what he's looking for from his quarterbacks.
"I think the big thing is, operating and decision-making," Berry said. "You think about quarterback, right, the ball's gonna be in that player's hand, whether they throw it, run it, hand it off, you know, call it 60 times a game, so there's a set of at least 60 decisions that player's going to make.
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Yet, this time, as Monken has stressed since the moment he accepted the job, it's a clean slate. While Sanders and Watson came to learn what Kevin Stefanski was looking for, what will set the competition apart in Monken's mind?
Just in case there's still any doubt left in their minds, Browns general manager Andrew Berry just laid the foundation for what the respective QBs need to do to win the starting job.
Appearing on ESPN's "This is Football" with Kevin Clark, Berry revealed what he's looking for from his quarterbacks.
"I think the big thing is, operating and decision-making," Berry said. "You think about quarterback, right, the ball's gonna be in that player's hand, whether they throw it, run it, hand it off, you know, call it 60 times a game, so there's a set of at least 60 decisions that player's going to make.
#starting
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