Pretty bleak quotes from the executives on the browns

“They doubled down on toxic," one exec said. "I don't know how anybody can think they are headed in the right direction."

"I think their defense is not going to be good, and that quarterback situation is going to be a problem," another exec said.

"You didn't think the situation could get worse than Deshaun," another exec said. "It got worse. Sanders is not good, and the circus he brings is almost Tim Tebow-ish in a different fashion."

Here’s an updated look at the 53, practice squad, IR, & more after cutdowns!

Also, are there any depth orderings/listings worth shifting on the sheet?

Interesting to see a breakdown done this way...

I'd like to say *something, something... this will translate to wins*... but we know wins can't come without competitive and competent Quarterback play.

I look forward to watching the Rookies and Sophomores play. There's a good young core of players here to be excited about.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NFLv2/s/GGhMdwEUH1

Sanders is next in line. That doesn’t necessarily mean first-team practice reps like he got almost every other day through the spring and summer, but this Browns coaching staff views Sanders like the last one did: as a developmental quarterback with enough tools to eventually become a full-time player.

Sanders spent six weeks as Cleveland’s primary backup last season before starting the final seven games. But he never got practice reps with the No. 1 offense before he was pressed into game action. He’s now had an entire offseason to learn Monken’s scheme and work with various offensive personnel groups, so he should be more ready when called upon.

History says that’s more of a “when” than an “if.” The Browns have had at least three different starting quarterbacks in each of the last three seasons — and 12 times since the team returned to the NFL in 1999. The primary backup to begin the season has started at least one pre-November game for Cleveland in seven of the last 10 years.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NFLv2/s/83V3Stwa0P

Feeling like we're gonna be calling this: *the good ol' days*

Good enough to keep. Not quite good enough to be chosen.

Dillon Gabriel’s strange Cleveland career took another turn when the Browns placed him on injured reserve after his best performance as a Brown. Now the team has delayed making a decision on the quarterback who has spent 16 months in organizational limbo.

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Fucking proud of y’all! A little more fucking effort is needed to take the damn top spot but fuck yeah!

Thought I’d sprinkle some positivity on this timeline.