Former Colorado Buffaloes star quarterback Shedeur Sanders just wrapped up his first NFL minicamp and organized team activities. With an impressive start now b

Shedeur Sanders is turning heads at Browns OTAs, with one insider reporting the Cleveland front office believes the rookie QB could start Week 1.

While there is a competition between four different signal callers, Shedeur Sanders has been the most talked about player in the room and has turned a lot of heads already in his short time with the team.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — If Shedeur Sanders continues to progress in training camp like he has over the past two weeks, he’ll narrow the gap on the other three Browns quarterbacks in the competition.

Ex Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady Offers Post-Draft Advice to Shedeur Sanders originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders just suffered a historic fall in this year's NFL Draft.

And while things have most been quiet from "Coach Prime's" camp, Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot tried to get to the bottom of things by asking Sanders' son Shedeur, the Browns' 2025 fifth-round pick who's battling for a spot in a crowded quarterback room that also features Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, and 2025 third-round pick Dillon Gabriel.

The last time he wore a Browns jersey, Flacco completed 34 of 46 pass attempts, racking up 307 yards and one touchdown. In contrast, he was intercepted twice and sacked four times, as the Houston Texans, led by rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud and rookie head coach DeMeco Ryans, ended Cleveland's Cinderella story.

Last month, Sanders' first media appearance since spring camp came with former NFL star Asante Samuel on the "Say What Needs to be Said" podcast. Sanders has dealt with recent serious medical issues, including emergency surgery in 2023 to treat persistent blood clots in his legs.