Browns clarify stance on trading Shedeur Sanders after rookie season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 2, 2026, 2:38 AM
Last updated Jul 2, 2026
The Cleveland Browns are maintaining their commitment to quarterback Shedeur Sanders despite trade rumors circulating after his first NFL season. Sanders, who has faced challenges with defensive reads and pressure, finished his rookie campaign with 1,400 passing yards, seven touchdowns, and ten interceptions. Sources indicate that Browns head coach Todd Monken believes in Sanders’ potential and that he will remain on the roster, at least for now. The team is also focused on veteran Deshaun Watson, who is expected to start during the upcoming season, provided they receive no compelling trade offers for Sanders.
- •Cleveland Browns are not expected to trade Shedeur Sanders at this time.
- •Sanders had a challenging rookie season with seven touchdowns and ten interceptions.
- •Deshaun Watson is anticipated to be the Browns' starting QB.
- •Head coach Todd Monken supports Sanders' growth despite trade speculation.
- •The team's plans could change if a strong trade offer arises.
- 2:38 AMYahoo Sports — Browns reportedly make stance clear on trading Shedeur Sanders after disappointing rookie season
"The Cleveland Browns know exactly how they feel about the idea of moving on from their 24-year-old Pro Bowl quarterback.
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