Quarterback Dillon Gabriel (5), Quarterback Kenny Pickett (8), Quarterback Joe Flacco (15) and Quarterback Shedeur Sanders (12) during fieldwork in Phase II of the offseason at CrossCountry Mortgage Campus on May 12, 2025. Photo courtesy of the Cleveland Browns. Cleveland Browns

The Cleveland Browns are set to have the NFL's most interesting quarterback competition heading into the 2025 season, as you don't often see a

Fans and analysts have assumed ever since the Cleveland Browns added rookies Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel to their quarterback room via the 2025 draft that the club could trade or cut veteran Joe Flacco or 2022 first-round selection Kenny Pickett so that the Browns can have both Sanders and Gabriel on their active roster in September.

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.

Cleveland Browns star pass rusher Myles Garrett is among the many impressed by rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ early approach to life in the NFL.

The Cleveland Browns wrapped up their offseason program earlier in the week, and now everyone will get a chance to get away before the season grind begins in late July with training camp. It’s a time for most players to clear their minds and get a little relaxation,

While the QBs will be the focal point at the team's mandatory minicamp, the open left tackle spot will be something to keep a close eye on.

The Cleveland Browns' quarterback competition is heating up during OTAs. Shedeur Sanders performed well but didn't take first-team reps, while Kenny Pickett saw time with the starters. The competition remains open, but each day's performance carries weight.

Yahoo Sports Senior NFL Reporter Charles Robinson spoke with sources inside the Browns' organization, and here are three factors weighing heaviest on Sanders' path to the starting job.