Outside of Sanders, the Browns have Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, and Dillon Gabriel in the quarterback room. Flacco is the current lead man for the season opener, with Pickett behind him. Gabriel has also been above Sanders on the depth chart.

W hen the Cleveland Browns up line up on offense for the first time in Week 1 against the Cincinnati Bengals, it will likely be one of the team's two healthy veteran quarterbacksJ

Browns minicamp concluded and we're officially in summer break. Here are some of the key quick points to know and remember in this month before training camp.

Browns continue to cause problems for the AFC North... off the field (Jared Mueller) Trey Hendrickson and TJ Watt clearly impacted by the contract the Browns gave Myles Garrett Browns Roster: Projecting Cleveland’s Week 1 wide receiver room (Matt Wilson) Attempting to predict what Cleveland’s WR room will look like in Week 1

The Browns held the opportunity in the palms of their hands. They had the No. 2 pick in April’s NFL Draft. Cam Ward went first. All that stood between Cleveland and Colorado’s two-way Heisman winner was a stroll on the stage by Roger Goodell.

At a time when many outsiders presume they won’t take Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, and Shedeur Sanders to training camp, the team is putting out the word that it will strongly consider carrying four quarterbacks on the 53-man roster.

The Cleveland Browns are considered the least likely team to go from worst to first in the AFC North by USA TODAY.

Browns first-round pick Mason Graham got off to an ignominious start during last week’s mandatory minicamp but bounced back, impressing the coaching staff with his upside.

With a low combined cap hit, the Browns are uniquely positioned to keep four quarterbacks and potentially develop trade assets.

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry addressed the possibility of keeping all four quarterbacks on the roster instead of making a trade or cut. Rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders are