Browns may trade Shedeur Sanders amid quarterback competition
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 8:07 PM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Shedeur Sanders faces an uncertain future with the Cleveland Browns as competition for the starting quarterback role intensifies. Reports indicate that if Sanders cannot outperform Deshaun Watson in training camp, the team might consider trading him. Sanders, who started seven games as a rookie, recorded a 3-4 record with a league-worst passing rating among quarterbacks with over 200 attempts. The offseason has seen Watson reestablish himself with new head coach Todd Monken, and if he maintains the starting position, Sanders' tenure in Cleveland could come to an end. A decision on his future is expected as training camp progresses.
- •Shedeur Sanders started seven games as a rookie for the Browns.
- •Sanders recorded a 3-4 record with a 56% completion rate.
- •Deshaun Watson appears to be the current favorite for the starting role.
- •Browns might trade Sanders if he loses the QB competition.
- •Upcoming training camp will be crucial for Sanders' future.
- 8:07 PMYahoo Sports — Shedeur Sanders may be nearing the end of his Cleveland Browns tenure
"Could the Browns ship the second-year quarterback off to a new home this season?
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