Browns Sticking with Current QBs for Evaluation

Despite having no clear franchise quarterback, new Cleveland Browns coach Todd Monken is committed to evaluating his current options before making changes. The 60-year-old, who took his first NFL head coaching job this season, inherited a volatile situation with Watson, who hasn't played well since 2020, and Sanders, who struggled as a rookie with a 56.6% completion rate and more interceptions than touchdowns. goldparty.lat

The Browns organization decided against pursuing other QB options in the draft or free agency, choosing instead to see what they have before pivoting. 'We made a decision as an organization, let's build the roster. Let's see where we're at and then pivot then,' Monken explained. With Watson's injury history and Sanders' inconsistent play, Cleveland's long-term solution might come from the 2027 NFL draft, though the team has strengths elsewhere, particularly on defense.