Todd Monken discusses Browns QB competition ahead of preseason
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 6:12 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
FootballBrowns coach Todd Monken addressed the quarterback competition ahead of the preseason, stating both Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders will start in one of the first two games. Monken clarified previous remarks after NFL Network reported the plan for the quarterbacks. As of August 5, Watson and Sanders have been alternating with the No. 1 offense during training camp. Monken indicated that the depth chart may undergo adjustments following the eighth practice on August 6, as they move into a more evaluative stage before the Browns' preseason opener on August 15 against the Chicago Bears.
- •Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders to start in one of two preseason games.
- •Watson has struggled with consistency during training camp.
- •Sanders has shown more consistency, but competition remains close.
- •Browns begin preseason on August 15 against the Chicago Bears.
- •Depth chart changes possible after August 6 practice.
- 6:12 PMYahoo Sports — What Todd Monken said about Browns QB competition, depth chart changes
"Todd Monken provided a little more clarity to what he told NFL Network regarding the plan for the quarterbacks in the preseason.
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