After Deshaun Watson started against the Bears on Saturday, Browns head coach Todd Monken detailed how he'll divide the QB reps between Watson and second-year signal-caller Shedeur Sanders on Sunday.
Todd Monken: Shedeur Sanders has "improved so much"
Browns QB rep division plan after Deshaun Watson's start
Scoring Zone's Take
For Sanders, this is a modest positive signal worth monitoring. Getting real practice reps alongside Watson keeps him in the conversation and makes him a name to track in late rounds or as a stash in dynasty/deep-league formats, but there's nothing here confirming a path to the starting job or meaningful in-season snaps.
Given the low confidence (50%) on both sources and the vague nature of "reps to be divided," treat this as speculative training-camp noise rather than a confirmed depth-chart shift. Don't reach for either player early in drafts based on this alone. Watson remains a low-QB2/streamer-type target with downside risk; Sanders is a speculative late add or bench stash, not a lock for meaningful rookie-season fantasy production. Revisit both valuations once the Browns name a clear starter — this situation is fluid and worth monitoring through the rest of camp and preseason before finalizing your rankings.