Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski is expected to name the team’s starting quarterback for the season opener as soon as Monday morning. Where does the former Colorado Buffaloes legendary quarterback Shedeur Sanders land in the competition?

Now, with just one preseason game left and an imminent decision, the Browns expect Sanders and Kenny Pickett back on the field this week, according to head coach Kevin Stefanski.

All eyes across the NFL have been on Shedeur Sanders, the polarizing rookie quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. He has been the subject of lots of scrutiny because he is the son of Hall of Famer Deion Sanders and because, according to plenty, he has hyped himself up.

The Cleveland Browns are hopeful that rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders can return to practice next week after a strained oblique. The former Colorado Buffaloes star will miss Saturday’s preseason game,

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Sure, Shedeur Sanders being injured for the Cleveland Browns' preseason matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles was disappointing after his incredible debut, but he still pulled up to the arena to support his teammates.

Sanders has done everything Breer laid out, and his first real sample of NFL action, albeit one preseason contest, indicates he's taken everything to heart. He can compete to eventually start in Cleveland, as long as he can get back onto the field in relatively quick fashion.

The Cleveland Browns secured a 22-13 preseason victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. The decisive play came from K.J.

Shedeur Sanders opened his NFL preseason with Cleveland by logging 14 completions on 23 attempts for 138 yards and two touchdowns in a 30–10 win over the Panthers. The fifth-round pick (No. 144 overall) has been one of the most-watched rookies in camp, and his first outing offered a concise snapshot of where he is right now.