The Cleveland Browns enter this offseason with the same quarterback issues they had last year. This time, however, they might already have a solution on the roster.
Shedeur Sanders didn't look good as a rookie, and his numbers were even worse than the eye test. That said, he should have a revamped offensive line and wide receiver corps to work with, as well as a new offensive play-caller and more experience.
That's why Browns analyst Nick Pedone believes there's no point in engaging in a so-called QB competition in training camp. Talking this week on 92.