"At the end of the day, that's [general manager] Andrew Berry's call. Andrew made the call to pick Shedeur. Just like who's gonna start or what play we're gonna call is [head coach] Kevin [Stefanski]'s call. But that's Andrew's call. He made the call."

The curveball came in round five of the draft, when Cleveland added rookie Shedeur Sanders with the 144th overall pick. Just two rounds after the Browns selected quarterback Dillon Gabriel in round three.

After the second day of training camp, Browns general manager Andrew Berry broke his silence on Shedeur's citations and the reaction behind the scenes.

Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam clarified his role in the team trading up to select QB Shedeur Sanders in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Browns owner Jimmy Haslam spoke to reporters on Tuesday, and he was asked point-blank if the team plans to go after Arch Manning in 2026. While Haslam could be playing coy, his comments were very direct.

The Cleveland Browns surprised the football world when they drafted quarterback Shedeur Sanders with a fifth-round pick in this year's draft, and team owner Jimmy Haslam is making it clear that it wasn't his decision.

Still, as Sports Illustrated’s NFL expert Albert Breer tells it, Sanders simply isn’t a “viable” starting option for the Browns. Not right now anyway, with the presence of former Super Bowl winner Joe Flacco plus third-round rookie Dillon Gabriel, who has more college experience than Sanders did, possibly making him more ‘pro-ready.’

The Cleveland Browns’ quarterback situation is one of the top NFL storylines with training camps underway as Joe Flacco, Dillon Gabriel, Kenny Pickett, and Shedeur Sanders are all vying for their place on the depth chart.