Key Facts

• The Browns are deciding between veteran Deshaun Watson and second-year player Shedeur Sanders as quarterback.
• Early practices showed problems, like interceptions, but both players have improved since then.
• Coach Todd Monken found Sanders more confident and better at footwork and decision-making during minicamp.
• Watson showed more willingness to throw the ball deep compared to last year.
• Watson’s last season was cut short by an Achilles injury; he had 1,148 yards, 5 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions in seven games.
• Both quarterbacks are seen as capable leaders who can help the Browns win games.
• The team’s front office hopes Watson can perform well enough to get a good offer from another team next year, possibly earning the Browns a draft pick.
• Sanders is younger and could be the Browns' long-term quarterback if he continues to improve.