Deion Sanders Cleveland Visit: Todd Monken says Browns QB decision must come by Week 1

Deion Sanders Cleveland visit is part of the buzz as Todd Monken says the Browns will have to settle the QB battle by Week 1.

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Deion Sanders Cleveland Visit: Todd Monken says Browns QB decision must come by Week 1

The Deion Sanders Cleveland Visit conversation has added another layer of attention to the Browns' quarterback situation, but the real focus remains the competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders.

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According to the July 31 edition of Daily Dawg Chow, Todd Monken said he just has to decide by Week 1. That gives Cleveland a clear timeline in a training camp battle that has already become one of the team's most watched storylines.

What the Browns are sorting out

The Browns have been in training camp mode since July 30, when Daily Dawg Chow noted the quarterback competition and the fact that camp was underway. At the center of it is a straightforward question: who should open the season as the starter, Watson or Sanders?

Monken's comment does not answer the competition, but it does frame the deadline. For a team trying to settle on direction before the regular season begins, Week 1 is the point when the evaluation has to turn into a decision.

Why it matters for Cleveland

Quarterback battles always draw attention, and this one has extra weight because both Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders are already part of the broader Browns conversation. The sooner Cleveland can define the role, the sooner the rest of the offense can prepare around that choice.

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The Browns roundup also mentioned other roster and team notes, including a contract extension for S Grant Delpit and Denzel Ward's offseason absence, but the quarterback question remains the headline item. That is the issue with the biggest impact on Week 1 and beyond.

For now, the timeline is clear even if the answer is not. Monken says he has until Week 1 to make the call, and that means the Browns' quarterback picture should come into focus before the opener.

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